Frank Kendall

Frank Kendall

government official United States

Frank Kendall is an American aerospace executive and former government official who served as the Secretary of the Air Force under President Joe Biden from 2021 to 2023. He has a background in defense policy and acquisition, having held various roles in the Pentagon over the years. Kendall was known for his expertise in military procurement and his efforts to reform the acquisition process. His frustrations with Boeing's handling of the Air Force One contract were evident, as he considered canceling the contract due to significant delays in the project.

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United States United States: Frank Kendall, the Air Force secretary under the Biden administration, said the donated jet could be ready in February if the president waives almost all Air Force One unique requirements. 5

CNN: Qatari jet could be ready for use as Air Force One in 6 months, Trump says. Experts are deeply skeptical

Russia Russia: Frank Kendall highlighted the challenges faced in the development of the new missile system. 5

RBC: Каким ядерным оружием обладают западные страны — РБК

Bulgaria Bulgaria: Frank Kendall, the then Secretary of the Air Force, considered terminating Boeing's contract for the project. 5

Dnevnik: Тръмп толкова много иска нов Air Force One, че ремонтира катарски самолет

United States United States: The Air Force said in December that then-Secretary Frank Kendall would defer the decision to the Trump administration. 5

CNN: Trump announces new US sixth-generation fighter jet that will be built by Boeing

Liechtenstein Liechtenstein: Frank Kendall, the former Secretary of the Air Force, expressed concerns about the pressure from Trump and Musk potentially compromising safety requirements. 4

O Estado de S. Paulo (Estadão): 'Estão construindo isso há séculos': Trump quer seus novos aviões Air Force One logo e autoriza opções drásticas para pressionar Boeing