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Boeing: vola il secondo aereo EA-18G Growler

St. Louis, Usa - Destinato alla Naval Air Station di Patuxent River

Il secondo esemplare del Boeing EA-18G Growler ha compiuto il suo primo volo decollando dal "Lambert" International Airport di St. Louis. L’aereo ha volato per un’ora e quaranta minuti con a bordo il pilota Gregory Bigalk ed il weapons system operator Dana Perkins. Entro l’anno l’aereo andrà alla Naval Air Station di Patuxent River per essere impiegato in prove in volo dell’avionica, unendosi c...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 69092
Roma, Italia, 11/13/2006 17:37
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