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Air Force Trainer Delays Due to Parts Issues
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Air Force's T-7A Redhawk trainer faces slight delays in flight testing due to parts issues from Boeing suppliers, now estimated for spring 2027. The delay is attributed to quality issues with parts from Boeing suppliers. The program's LRIP is scheduled for mid-2024, with flight test completion projected for 2025.
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