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Northrop Grumman Chief Indicates B-21 Development Going Well

Northrop Grumman Chief Indicates B-21 Development Going Well
Northrop Grumman Chairman, President and CEO Kathy Warden. (Photo: Northrop Grumman)

Development of the B-21 stealth bomber for the Air Force is going well and 2019 revenue on the development effort is expected to level off, the new CEO of Northrop Grumman [NOC] said on Thursday. Kathy Warden didn’t mention the B-21 by name but said that the leveling of sales on the program, which is classified, “is consistent with what we would typically see in a program that’s executing well and has completed its critical design review (CDR).” Northrop Grumman…

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