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Correction

May 17, 2017

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An entry in the May 16 Daily Report misstated the planned location of Leonardo’s T-X production facility. The company announced in March their plans to locate production at Moton Field, Ala., if it is awarded the contract for USAF’s next generation trainer. We have updated the original entry.

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