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NASA JetBlue Airways Technical Interchange

Mirna Johnson·Yoon Chul Jung·Gilbert Wu·Swati Saxena·Jeremy Coupe·Paliavi Hegde·Eric Chevalley
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The Digital Information Sub-project will hold a Technical Interchange Meeting (TIM) with JetBlue Airways to discuss potential collaboration opportunities as well as discuss upcoming NASA-led demonstrations. This interchange meeting will solicit feedback from JetBlue for consideration of the sub-project in upcoming development and to encourage future participation and collaboration.

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Mirna Johnson, Yoon Chul Jung, Gilbert Wu, Swati Saxena, Jeremy Coupe, Paliavi Hegde, Eric Chevalley. NASA JetBlue Airways Technical Interchange. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20230000033

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