Boeing's Phantom Eye autonomous aircraft makes its first flight
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Boeing's Phantom Eye unmanned autonomous aircraft made its first flight on June 1st
Boeing's Phantom Eye unmanned autonomous aircraft, aloft over Edwards Air Force Base in California
Boeing's Phantom Eye unmanned autonomous aircraft lifts off from its launch cart
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After four years of development, Boeing’s liquid hydrogen-powered Phantom Eye unmanned autonomous aircraft made its first flight last Friday. It took place at Edwards Air Force Base in California, with the dual-propeller-driven aircraft lifting off of its launch cart at 6:22am PST.
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