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Nov 19, 2001
With virtually all airline stocks trading well below book value, last week's crash of American Airlines Flight 587 was the last thing the industry needed as it struggles to regain investor confidence.
Nov 12, 2001
On the surface, recent rallies in some airline equities would seem to suggest stability is returning to the sector after being pummeled by the markets since Sept. 11. But some analysts think that would be reading too much into the meager gains.
Nov 05, 2001
Since the Defense Dept. announced Lockheed Martin Corp. as the winner of the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) competition on Oct. 26, the tone of team members' public statements suggests they're feeling pretty good about their fortune.
Nov 01, 2001
Bombardier's Q400 has received approval to serve London City Airport.
Nov 01, 2001
Ask Learjet 45 operators to name their five favorite characteristics about their aircraft and you'll find plenty of consistency.
Nov 01, 2001
Each year, in conjunction with updating the Modifications Directory, B/CA tries to provide a balanced overview of the business.
Oct 29, 2001
Commercial aerospace suppliers already know demand for their products will be sharply reduced for months to come, although companies are still trying to figure out just how severe a downturn they're facing.
Oct 22, 2001
With so much attention focused in recent weeks on airlines' survival and the impact their struggle is having on commercial aviation suppliers, it's easy to forget that the weak U.S. economy is playing no small role in eroding some companies' performance.