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America's Trainer
Boeing T-X is an all-new advanced pilot training system designed specifically for the U.S. Air
Force training mission. It includes trainer aircraft, ground based training and support –
designed together from the ground up.

In a highly competitive race to give the American military a replacement for its aging T-38
trainer aircraft, Boeing T-X is the only offering that is more than 90% made in America and
100% made for the U.S. Air Force.

We’re breaking the norm by investing our own resources to give the Air Force a brand new,
flexible design that meets all requirements and can evolve as technologies, missions and
training needs change. We’ve also taken advantage of the latest technologies, tools and
manufacturing techniques – making Boeing T-X more affordable and flexible than older,
existing aircraft.
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Real as it Gets Training
November 29, 2017 in Defense, Technology
Boeing T-X ground-based training systems offer
enhanced flight simulation training to help pilots
seamlessly transition to the aircraft.
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Designed with Maintainers in
Mind
November 16, 2017 in Defense
The T-X Advanced Pilot Training System’s smart
design features easier access to panels, engine
and seats.
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Second T-X Takes Flight
April 25, 2017 in Defense
Boeing and partner SAAB completed the first flight
of the second production-ready T-X aircraft, which
is identical to the first and designed specifically for
the U.S. Air Force advanced pilot training
requirement.
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T-X Timeline
Sept 18 2017 Saab Offers U.S. Based Production Capability for T-X Trainer Aircraft

June 26, 2017 Boeing submits flight test data for T-X proposal – two days ahead of schedule

May 15, 2017 Boeing selects St. Louis for T-X final assembly and checkout

April 27, 2017 Both Boeing T-X aircraft take to the skies, together in flight

April 24, 2017 Second Boeing T-X makes first flight

April 20, 2017 Second Boeing T-X aircraft taxis

March 28, 2017 Boeing submits U.S. Air Force Advanced Pilot Training System proposal—two days ahead of schedule

March 24, 2017 Boeing T-X completes four flights in one day—demonstrating maturity of design

March 2, 2017 Tweet: Second Boeing T-X aircraft completes production

Jan. 23, 2017 Boeing T-X achieves multiple days of three flights a day

Dec. 21, 2016 Boeing T-X completes second flight

Dec. 20, 2016 Boeing T-X completes first flight, validates design for Air Force requirements

Dec. 15, 2016 Boeing T-X taxis

Sept. 13, 2016 Boeing reveals two production-ready aircraft, the cornerstone of the complete Boeing T-X advanced pilot training system

Dec. 6, 2013 Boeing and Saab sign a joint development agreement to compete for T-X with an all-new, purpose-built design
T-X NEWS
Date News Release
Sept 18 2017 Saab Offers U.S. Based Production Capability for T-X Trainer Aircraft

Sept 15 2017 Boeing Selects Triumph Group as Major Supplier for its U.S. Air Force T-X Offer

May 15 2017 Boeing Assembly of Air Force T-X in St. Louis to Support 1,800 Jobs

April 24 2017 Second Boeing T-X Aircraft Takes Flight

Dec 20 2016 Boeing T-X Completes First Flight, Validates Design for Air Force Requirements

Sept 13 2016 Boeing Reveals First Two Aircraft for U.S. Air Force T-X Competition

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