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I guess they'll go as far as they can go in the development and then either sell to Airbus or Boing, or try to go public.
by nraynaud 10y ago
I guess they'll go as far as they can go in the development and then either sell to Airbus or Boing, or try to go public.
- elcapitan 10y agoHm. I suspect that the 20/80 rule applies there and "here's our shiny new aircraft design, have fun testing and debugging it for the next 15 years" isn't a viable strategy there. There are often those "vision designs" of wonderful new planes that are developed internally by the major companies, but then never realized. I bet they can easily produce the 20% part themselves in much less time. But maybe it's an illusion and they are really ripe for disruption.