A Boeing T-7A engineering and manufacturing development aircraft at the company’s St. Louis facility.
Credit: Brian Everstine
ST. LOUIS—U.S. Air Force test pilots will begin flying the T-7A Red Hawk trainer this month as Boeing works through a series of changes to the aircraft’s egress system and flight control software that have delayed the program, the company says. Uniformed pilots were expected to start taxiing in the...
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