T-X Market. Boeing officials see a potential for 2,600 new aircraft based off the company’s forthcoming T-X trainer jet worldwide, they told reporters in St. Louis this week. The Air Force is planning to request up to 475 T-X aircraft to replace its aging T-38s, but variants created for light strike or light attack purposes based on the clean-sheet designed platform could fill in, said Ted Torgerson, Boeing’s senior director of T-X program integration. “No one can compete with our…
