The announcement was made at the annual MSPO International Defence Industry Exhibition where Boeing is highlighting advanced defense systems, capabilities and services.

Boeing will support safe and sustainable growth of the country’s aviation sector.

Combat-proven Boeing E-7A Wedgetail provides unparalleled “first to detect, first to engage” advantage.

The 212-foot tall core stage will fly Artemis II mission and will be the first to launch crew.

Sustainable cabin technologies include seat cushion sensors to reduce crew workload and smart galley tools to improve efficiency, reduce waste.

The Boeing T-7A Red Hawk achieved three recent milestones, propelling the advanced pilot trainer for the U.S. Air Force forward.

The Protected Wideband Satellite is designed to provide high-data-rate tactical communications in contested jamming environments.

The U.S. Navy award includes 14 new P-8s for Canada, three for Germany.

Attendees can step inside a 777X cabin display, experience an F-15EX simulator and test Boeing’s climate impact modeling tool.

The mission will expand the United States Space Force's knowledge of the space environment by experimenting with future space domain awareness technologies.