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November 9, 2023 | Local, Aerospace

First T-7 trainer lands at Edwards Air Force Base for test flights

This T-7 aircraft made a 1,400-mile journey of ferrying flights from the Boeing factory in St. Louis, Missouri.

https://www.defensenews.com/air/2023/11/09/first-t-7-trainer-lands-at-edwards-air-force-base-for-test-flights/

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