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Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc is undertaking a review of its civil aerospace-engine operations under a new unit head to prepare for an an unprecedented production increase in a booming wide-body market.
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United Technologies Corp. must pay the U.S. $437 million for fraud and violations of the federal False Claims Act after overbilling for jet engines it supplied to the military, a judge said.
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Embraer SA won orders for 100 upgraded regional jets from SkyWest Inc. and 50 from American International Group Inc.’s leasing unit, a boost for the planemaker’s strategy of refreshing its lineup instead of building an all-new aircraft.
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United Technologies Corp.’s Pratt & Whitney unit and its subcontractors will pay the entire cost of grounding the Pentagon’s F-35B fighters in January because of a propulsion-system flaw, the unit’s top official said.
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Manufacturers in the New York region felt more optimistic in June even as orders, sales and employment dropped, indicating the area’s factories are looking beyond the current slowdown in growth.
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The Swedish air force plans to decide whether to upgrade or replace its fleet of eight Lockheed Martin Corp. C-130 transport planes as part of a 10-year strategic program due to be formalized next year.
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The rivalry over engine sales for more than 1,100 narrow-body jets flared anew when a fuel-saving claim by a General Electric Co.-Safran SA joint venture spurred Pratt & Whitney to denounce the assertion as “garbage.”
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U.S. regulators want to tighten oversight of aircraft-industry suppliers, such as the subcontractors that helped Boeing Co. design and build the 787’s batteries, to reflect lessons learned from the plane’s grounding.
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The House Appropriations Committee today approved a Pentagon budget with $98.3 billion for weapons, less than the Pentagon’s request, while adding money for Blackhawk helicopters made by United Technologies Corp. and Patriot missile interceptors from Lockheed Martin Corp.
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The House panel responsible for defense expenditures plans to approve a $98.3 billion weapons request for fiscal 2014 that adds money for Blackhawk helicopters made by United Technologies Corp. and Patriot missile interceptors from Lockheed Martin Corp.
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