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Boeing and Leonardo are collaborating to bid for the U.S. Army's contractor-owned, contractor-operated service contract for the Flight School Next program.
Boeing and Leonardo plan to provide multifunctional services to increase flight training hours, enhance skills, and offer a flexible and scalable training model for the duration of the contract.
Boeing provides live, virtual, and constructive simulations, cockpit procedure simulators, and instructor development programs to maintain Apache crew readiness.
Boeing's training experience for the Army includes mission system support services for the AH-64 Apache globally.
Boeing's services, combined with system integration, simulation capabilities, and program management, position the team to deliver a comprehensive COCO service.
Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and Boeing have been tasked with developing components for the Golden Dome system.
Boeing has built over 60 class 702 spacecraft for commercial and government clients.
The Boeing 702MP+ includes efficient fully electric propulsion, structural enhancements for Viasat's advanced payload, and high-power generation and storage for sustained high-performance operations.
The Boeing 702MP+ platform, optimized for high power and fully electric propulsion, was integrated with Viasat's payload at Boeing's satellite factory in California.
Boeing and Viasat teams will support launch operations in Florida as part of their long-standing collaboration on satellite programs.
Boeing has delivered ViaSat-3 F2, the second spacecraft of Viasat's next-generation ultra-high-capacity constellation.
The satellite incorporates advanced solar panel technology from Spectrolab, a subsidiary of Boeing.
SpaceX's fiscal 2026 missions include USSF-206 carrying the Boeing-built 12th Wideband Global SATCOM satellite, USSF-155, USSF-149, USSF-63, and NROL-86 for the NRO.
Viasat’s ViaSat-3 Flight 2 (VS-3 F2) satellite, built by Boeing, has completed its flight from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) to Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Boeing and Viasat teams, together with launch partner United Launch Alliance (ULA), are preparing VS-3 F2 for launch in late October 2025.
VS-3 F2 was delivered to LAX by Boeing from its El Segundo, California, facility.
Canyon Composites' customers include Northrop Grumman, Blue Origin, and Boeing.
The satellite was shipped from Boeing’s facility in El Segundo, California to Florida on an Antonov cargo aircraft.
Boeing completed delivery of the ViaSat-3 F2 satellite to Viasat.
Boeing built the ViaSat-3 satellite bus based on its 702MP+ platform.