Boeing, US Navy achieve successful test flight of unmanned refueling plane

April ‌27 (Reuters) - Boeing ​and ​the U.S. Navy ‌have successfully completed ⁠the first ‌test flight of ‌an operational MQ-25A Stingray unmanned ​refueling aircraft, the planemaker ⁠said on Monday.

The MQ-25A, ​which will be used on the ​Navy's aircraft ‌carrier deck, is the ⁠first of four planes ⁠to be delivered to ​the Navy under the original $805 million ‌engineering and manufacturing development contract.

(Reporting ‌by ⁠Aatreyee ‌Dasgupta in ​Bengaluru; Editing by Leroy ‌Leo)

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