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Paris Air Show Update June 17, 1997 | |
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Monarch Buys More Airbus Planes
Today's Headlines At Paris Icelandair Orders Four
757-300s Bell Boeing Has 21 Customers
Signed Up For The Commerial Tiltrotor Seven months old and almost
$300 million in orders. Looks like the commercial version of the V-22 has
found a market. DASA Pushes Eurofighter,
Challenges Europe Briefs At Paris Rolls-Royce Claims Business Northwest Order This Week? Embraer Order Expected Tomorrow
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Airbus and Boeing are like
two prize fighters, circling the ring. As the bout finishes the early rounds,
count this one point for Airbus - perhaps a jab, but a point nonetheless.
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Industry News from Paris
MiG
MAPO Has High Aims
Russia's
MiG MAPO is just 18 months old, but already envisions itself leading Russian
aerospace manufacturers into a new world of sales. Read the comments of
the new leader of MiG MAPO.
Lockheed
Martin C-130J-30 Gathering Interest
The C-130J is a solid bird. Now interest is building in the -30
variant. How soon will orders be announced? Still a few years away, says
Lockheed.
Litton
Defines New Directions
With
cuts in defense spending expected in the majority of countries during the
next year, U.S.-based Litton Industries has decided to shift their focus
to commercial programs, with plans to make up nearly half of total sales
by the end of their next fiscal year from commercial ventures.
Lockheed
Martin/Khrunichev JV Describes Success Despite Slow Russian Launch Schedule
15 launches in two years isn't bad. How come 13
of them were in the U.S.?
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