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$2.5B could have paid for a lot of R&D on a clean sheet design that wasn’t fatally flawed.
by pwthornton 6y ago
$2.5B could have paid for a lot of R&D on a clean sheet design that wasn’t fatally flawed.
- nradov 6y agoTrue but the airlines don't seem to want a clean sheet design. They want to buy new airplanes without having to invest in retraining employees or updating infrastructure. FAA certification requirements also impose a major obstacle.