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All rights reserved. 18RTN2651_Raytheon_AIN Cover.indd 2 6/28/18 4:28 PM DAY 2 FARNBOROUGH July 17, 2018 Airshow News PUBLICATIONS « Unveiled at the show yesterday by BAE Systems was this concept model of “Tempest,” a future fighter. The reveal coincided with the announcement of the UK’s new Combat Air Strategy. Military Avionics Garmin ‘fighter cockpit’ makes debut › page 10 International Affairs cINTOSH U.S. torpedoes Iran DAVID M DAVID deliveries› page 12 Manufacturing Tempest unleashes new MoD era CFM Leap production jumps › page 20 by Chris Pocock Training A full-scale concept model of a future com- ownership of our next-generation capability.” According to Williamson, more than £2 bat aircraft was unveiled in the BAE Systems The concept model has been generated by billion ($2.65 billion) would be invested Etihad addresses the Farnborough Airshow pavilion (Outside Team Tempest, a partnership between the in the UK’s Future Combat Air Strategy pilot shortage › page 36 Exhibit 11) on Monday morning by British RAF’s Rapid Capabilities Office (RCO) and (FCAS) by 2025. Industry is contributing Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson. His British industry (including BAE Systems, up to 50 percent of this on some of the 50 message was that the UK already had the Leonardo UK, MBDA UK and Rolls-Royce). to 60 “national technology demonstrations” Air Defense best sovereign capability in the world. It It is a large, manned twin-engine and twin- that form part of the FCAS. Williamson said could, therefore, lead such a development, tail design with a near-delta wing except for Team Tempest should deliver a business MBDA shows modular but international partners would be sought. trailing-edge indentations for stealth align- case by year-end and take “initial conclu- system › page 51 BAE Systems chief executive Charles ment. But additional images on display next sions” on international partners by next Woodburn said the UK government’s new to the model also showed a scaled-down summer. Further, he said, the partners could Combat Air Strategy—released on Mon- unmanned version, and industry officials be “nations around the world, including Freight day—“is a powerful statement of intent cautioned that the model should not be con- ones that we haven’t worked with before.” CargoLogicAir focuses to invest.” Royal Air Force (RAF) chief Sir sidered definitive, although some wind-tun- He continued, “Early decisions on how Stephen Hillier said his service is “taking nel testing has been done already, they said. continues on page 5 on prime cargo › page 53 Introducing the CAE Rise™ training system. The world’s most objective pilot training system. Pg-01_05_d2_v3.indd 1 7/16/18 6:27 PM leaders & builders Calin Rovinescu & Bombardier CRJ Series Disarmingly approachable and quick-witted, Calin Rovinescu, the award-winning head of Air Canada, has climbed to great heights. Literally. Mount Kilimanjaro, among others. 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Boeing and Embraer talk Boeing CFO Greg Smith (left), Boeing CEO Dennis benefits of joint venture Muilenburg (center), and Embraer by Gregory Polek CEO Paulo Cesar Silva celebrate Top executives from Boeing and Embraer value of the growth it will engender for their respective marked their proposed joint venture on the Brazilian people. companies’ recent Monday at the Farnborough Airshow with “We believe that this transaction is very joint-venture a joint briefing to promote the move and strategic, so it’s a partnership that will pro- announcement. send a signal to the industry of their com- vide Embraer access to new markets,” said mitment to complete the deal next year. Silva. “Of course, Boeing is a bigger global Calling the deal to take an 80-percent player. We would have the opportunity to companies have participated in detailed aerospace market, clearly there have been share in Embraer’s commercial aircraft complement Boeing’s products and have discussions over the last year, working very few strong players throughout the business and establish a joint venture to much more access to clients around the through “in a very disciplined way” the world. That’s been the nature of the mar- support the KC-390 tanker transport a world. More access to markets means more deal’s structure, the associated regulatory ketplace,” Muilenburg said. “We have seen “natural evolution” of the two companies’ aircraft that will be manufactured, deliver- approvals for the next year, and the share- some consolidation forces in the market- 30-year relationship, Boeing CEO Dennis ing more jobs in Brazil, more technology holder votes that would occur subsequent place in the supply base as well. We think Muilenburg expressed satisfaction with going forward, [and] access to more capital.” to reaching a final proposal. this move is one that brings together two the opportunity to further align their cul- Silva explained that Embraer rep- He also addressed potential concerns over great companies that don’t overlap today. tures, engineering expertise, and techni- resents “a good fit” for Boeing due largely the competitive implications of the trend There’s no overlap in our product lines; cal capabilities. to the Brazilian company’s expertise in toward consolidation in the aerospace indus- rather they’re complementary fits.” Embraer CEO Paulo Cesar de Souza e areas such as landing gear, pylons, and try, insisting that the arrangement would cre- Silva concurred. “There’s nothing Silva emphasized the strategic value of aircraft interiors. ate more choices for customers, not fewer. wrong with a duopoly as long as our
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