Raytheon Technologies' chief executive told analysts during a quarterly earnings call today that he hopes the company will "have some interesting opportunities" to partner with the Air Force this year on defensive systems against hypersonics. Greg Hayes also said he expects the service will move forward with both boost-glide and cruise missile weapons capabilities, following comments from Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall last week in which he stressed the need to do “what’s most cost effective for us” in the...
