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...A decline in military volume weighed on Textron’s Bell division in the latest quarter....
...Last week, Textron, the company behind Cessna jets and Bell helicopters, cited strengthening demand for business jets for a better than expected quarterly profit....
...In the US, the L3-Harris merger will leave Textron, which makes Bell helicopters and Cessna jets, as one of the few remaining independent mid-sized defence contractors, according to analysts at Jefferies...
...In third and fourth were Leonardo Helicopters and Bell Helicopter with 102 and 87, respectively....
...Chargepoint is one of several companies partnering with Uber to bring its vision of short-range urban aerial transport to life, alongside vehicle developers Aurora, Embraer, Pipistrel and Bell Helicopter...
...Other partners include Mooney, a Texas-based light aircraft maker, and Bell Helicopter, which manufactures military aircraft including the Osprey VTOL....
...AgustaWestland’s AW189, Airbus’s EC175 and the 525 from Textron’s Bell Helicopter all fit into the so-called “super-medium” gap between Sikorsky’s two models....
...fleet of ageing Bell-Fuji UH-1J aircraft....
...Bell, part of Textron, is also fighting back in the very light sector....
...Sikorsky’s main rivals in supplying the US military are Boeing, manufacturer of Chinook heavy lift helicopters, and Textron, whose Bell Helicopter unit supplies the UH-1Y — the latest version of the “Huey...
...Now Texas-based Bell, owned by Textron which has fixed-wing manufacturers Cessna and Beechcraft under its Textron Aviation banner, has some work to do in the commercial field, especially in Europe, to fight...
...In my last column, I described the larger successor to the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey that is being developed by Bell Helicopter along with Lockheed Martin and a clutch of other specialist companies....
...Textron, which also builds Bell helicopters, may announce the deal to buy Beechcraft as early as Friday, according to people familiar with the matter....
...Fuel efficiencies are helping builders of smaller helicopters – including the US’s Bell Helicopter, part of Textron, and Finmeccanica’s AgustaWestland – to nibble at the edges of Sikorsky’s and Eurocopter...
...Meanwhile, Bell Helicopter, part of Textron of the US, is not far behind in developing its own variant....
...Textron surged 14.5 per cent to $24.76 for the best performance in the index after forecasting higher 2012 profit than analysts expected, amid growing demand for its Cessna aircraft and Bell helicopters...
...Textron, the maker of Cessna aircraft and Bell helicopters, led the losses, falling 5 per cent to $22.74 while Cummins declined 1.6 per cent to $105.69....
...If the deal is not opened to competition, it would be a blow to AgustaWestland, owned by Finmeccanica of Italy, and to Bell, owned by Textron of the US....
...For Bell, an arm of conglomerate Textron, opportunities in China are well-timed because rivals such as Eurocopter and AgustaWestland have been catching up fast in recent years....
...“This is the beginning of a new chapter in China’s general aviation development,” said Martin Lin, China president of Textron, the company that owns Bell Helicopters, Lycoming Motors and Cessna Aircraft....
...Textron, the manufacturer of Cessna aircraft and Bell helicopters, made a loss of $0.17 per share in the quarter, because of a write-off linked to its Canadian finance unit, but it raised its forecast for...
...Textron, the maker of Cessna aircraft and Bell helicopters, soared 7.3 per cent to $19.40 after it reported second-quarter profits from continuing operations of 29 cents a share, more than three times the...
...Shares in Textron, which also owns Bell Helicopter, jumped more than 12 per cent on the day of the results. “World economies generally appear to be recovering,” he said....
...Boeing the aircraft manufacturer, was down 4.4 per cent to $65.60 and Textron, the maker of Cessna aircraft and Bell helicopters, fell 5.7 per cent to $18.97....
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