Article: Your next airliner could be a B-2 bomber

How hard did Northrop Grumman have to work to come up with this idea of a commercial airliner based on the B-2 bomber?

Your next airliner could be a B-2 bomber - DVICE

Messy desks in the office can actually lead employees to think more clearly, say researchers | Mail Online

Mosto managers at Nortjhrop Grumman prefer appearance over clear thinking.

See:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2088359/Messy-desks-office-actually-lead-employees-think-clearly-say-researchers.html

Panties in a Bunch

The British have got their panties in a bunch after learning that the F-35 Concurrency Quick Look Review dated November 29, 2011 includes reports that indicate the carrier version of the F-35 is unable to land on a carrier because of poor tail hook placement and that there is question of whether British air-to-air missiles can deployed.

Especially annoying to some Brits is that they sold off their Harrier Jump jets that could do much of what they needed to be replaced by F-35C that cannot land on carriers or fire air-to-air missiles. They originally did this as a cost-cutting measure to replace them with the very expensive F-35C.

If you want to look at the F-35 Concurrency Quick Look Review for you self see POGO 's Joint Strike Fighter Resource Page.

Article: Qantas Pays Up To $400,000 Each To 144 Passengers On Nightmare Flight

Another Northrop Grumman product is in the news again. 

"According to the paper, the money has arrived just as several passengers are on the verge of suing Northrop Grumman, which made the Air Data Inertial Reference Unit, the component that caused the mishap."

Qantas Pays Up To $400,000 Each To 144 Passengers On Nightmare Flight - The Huffington Post