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51. Going direct in manufacturing

Author

Rosenberg, Barry

Subjects
Aerospace industry -- Production management, Manufacturing costs -- Influence, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Military and naval science
Abstract

Reports show that aerospace companies such as Boeing and Airbus typically build fewer than 500 airplanes per year, since the cost of development and tooling is proportionally higher. It is believed that the continued evolution of rapid manufacturing will depend on processes and materials.

Published
2009

52. Unmanned support

Author

Reim, Garrett

Subjects
United States. Air Force -- Planning, Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Unmanned aerial vehicles -- Usage, Company business planning, Product enhancement, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, F-35 (Aircraft) -- Product enhancement
Abstract

Byline: garrett reim los angeles Using semi-autonomous UAVs - so-called Loyal Wingmen - alongside fighters could reverse a decades-long shrinking of the US Air Force's a t tack fleet, and [...]

Published
2018

53. BAE Systems begins production of long range anti-ship missile sensorL

Subjects
BAE Systems PLC -- Production management, Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Production management, Rockets (Ordnance) -- Production management, Aircraft industry -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Guided missiles -- Production management, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

BAE Systems (BAESY) has begun production of its sensor technology for the Long Range Anti-Ship Missile following a $40M order from prime contractor Lockheed Martin (LMT). The sensor enables the [...]

Published
2017

54. A view from the factory

Author

Birch, Stuart

Subjects
Research institutes -- Officials and employees, Aerospace industry -- Industry forecasts, Aerospace industry -- Equipment and supplies, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Military and naval science, University of Manchester -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Andrew Walker, Professor at the University of Manchester and the director of Northern Aerospace Technology Exploitation Center (NATEC), discusses the various manufacturing techniques and materials that will be used by the aerospace industry in future.

Published
2004

55. Making advanced composites: Lockheed Martin Space Systems explores several methods to improve quality and reduce costs

Subjects
Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co. (Denver, Colorado) -- Production management, Satellite launch services industry -- Production management, Composite materials industry -- Methods, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Military and naval science
Abstract

Engineers from Lockheed Martin Space Systems have tried several manufacturing methods for composites. Hand lay-up, filament winding, tape laying, fiber placement, resin-infusion and electron-beam curing are discussed.

Published
2002

56. Big shift

Author

Mecham, Michael

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Human resource management, Boeing Co. -- Production management, Boeing Co. -- Energy use, Aerospace industry -- Human resource management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Energy use, Company personnel management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

Boeing has undertaken an overhaul of its large 100 acre factory in order to ensure that every inch of the area is used efficiently. Some of the changes include energy conservation, environmental impact of the activities undertaken within the huge building as well as allowing for the 30,000 employees to work more collaboratively and safely.

Published
2010

57. The wealth of constellations: can the free market save the space program?

Author

Homans, Charles

Subjects
United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration -- Government finance -- Space policy, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Public-private sector cooperation, Outer space -- Discovery and exploration, Manned space flight -- Management, Company business management, General interest, Political science
Abstract

Marine Major General Charles F. Bolden has made a career of taking on daunting assignments. After growing up black in segregated South Carolina, Bolden spent his teenage years badgering congressmen [...]

Published
2010

58. New program, old problems: Boeing faces some of the same challenges on the 747-8 that dogged the original 747

Author

Thomas, Geoffrey

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Economic aspects, Boeing Co. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Economic aspects, Energy consumption, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

AS BOEING STRUGGLES TO GET THE LATEST version of the 747 to first flight, there is more than a touch of deja vu to the situation, recalling as it does [...]

Published
2009

59. Down and dirty

Author

Butler, Amy and Norris, Guy

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Production management, European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company EADS N.V. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aircraft industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry, C-17 (Aircraft) -- Production management
Abstract

Boeing is exploring options of reducing production costs on C-17 airlifters. This follows the interest generated by customers of the A400M developed by EADS who are facing delayed deliveries.

Published
2009

60. Derailed from the lean track: watch out! Just because your company has 'gone lean' doesn't mean everything will run smoothly

Author

Katz, Jonathan

Subjects
787 Dreamliner (Aircraft) -- Product development, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Product development, Flying-machines -- Product development, Lean manufacturing, Boeing Co. -- Production management, Boeing Co. -- Product development
Abstract

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] THE BOEING CO. WAS FLYING HIGH AT THE END of 2006 when demand for the company's 787 Dreamliner pushed its total orders past rival Airbus for the first […]

Published
2008

61. Transnational corporations and spatial divisions of 'service' expertise as a competitive strategy: the example of 3M and Boeing

Author

Bryson, John R. and Rusten, Grete

Subjects
3M Co. -- Production management, 3M Co. -- Foreign operations, Boeing Co. -- Production management, Division of labor -- Analysis, Paper products industry -- Production management, Paper products industry -- Foreign operations, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Expertise -- Management, Company business management, Business, Business, international
Abstract

The global labor market of 3M is examined by looking into the geographies of their transnational employees. The development of a complex spatial division of expertise by Boeing is also examined in an effort to understand the social organization of production and the manipulation of spatial division of expertise by companies.

Published
2008

62. Missile dominance

Author

Dickerson, Larry

Subjects
Guided missiles -- Market share, Guided missiles -- Forecasts and trends, Guided missiles -- Supply and demand, Rockets (Ordnance) -- Market share, Rockets (Ordnance) -- Forecasts and trends, Rockets (Ordnance) -- Supply and demand, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Market share, Aerospace industry -- Forecasts and trends, Company market share, Market trend/market analysis, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

The global demand for all types of missiles is continually increasing as can be seen with the Iraq war and demand from nations to upgrade their military capabilities.

Published
2008

63. Advanced ausbay quenching

Author

Filice, Carmine and Pirtchard, Jeffrey E.

Subjects
Vac-Aero International Inc. -- Production management, Steel -- Quenching, Aerospace industry -- Production management
Published
1998

64. Airbus dives to [euro]1.9bn loss and cuts production again; Revenues at world's biggest planemaker almost halve at its passenger jet division as coronavirus triggers collapse in air travel

Subjects
Coronaviruses, Aerospace industry -- Production management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Alan Tovey, Industry Editor Airbus has again cut the pace at which it builds large jets after nosediving to a [euro]1.9bn first-half loss as the pandemic continues to send [...]

Published
2020

65. Airbus's UK operations face 'more permanent' cuts than European plants; Aerospace executive calls for British bailout of aerospace sector, hinting that without help, the UK could face deeper cuts

Subjects
Aerospace industry -- Production management, Layoffs, Aviation, Layoff, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Alan Tovey, Industry Editor Airbus has called on the British Government to bail out the country's aviation industry, warning the company's UK employees face 'more permanent' job cuts as [...]

Published
2020

66. Lockheed Martin Reduces F-35 Jet Workflow as Production Slows

Subjects
Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Workflow software -- Production management, Work hours, Fighter planes, Retirement benefits, Vendor relations, Production management, Workers, Workflow software, Business, international, Law
Abstract

Lockheed Martin (LM) has announced an alternate work schedule for F-35 production line employees in Fort Worth to meet a slower workflow resulting from supplier delays. LM and the International [...]

Published
2020

67. First SM-2 from restarted production line tested

Subjects
United States. Navy, Raytheon Co. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Missiles -- Production management, Air defenses, Aircraft, Antiaircraft missiles, Navies, Production management, Business, international, Law, Standard (Missile) -- Production management
Abstract

The first SM-2 surface-to-air missile from Raytheons restarted production line has been tested by the company and the US Navy. During the test, the SM-2 Block IIIB missile launched, flew [...]

Published
2020

68. US Navy Tests First Standard Missile-2 From Raytheon's Restarted Production Line

Subjects
United States. Navy, Raytheon Co. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Missiles -- Production management, Air defenses, Military equipment, Antiaircraft missiles, Production management, Business, international, Law, Standard (Missile) -- Production management
Abstract

The United States Navy has flight tested the first Standard Missile-2 (SM-2) surface-to-air missile from Raytheon's production line that was restarted to supply the missiles to South Korea, Japan, Australia [...]

Published
2020

69. Raytheon, US Navy test first Standard Missile-2 from restarted production line

Subjects
United States. Navy, Raytheon Co. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Shipbuilding industry -- Production management, Missiles -- Production management, Air defenses, Military equipment, Antiaircraft missiles, Navies, Production management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, Standard (Missile) -- Production management
Abstract

WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE: Raytheon Company has issued the following press release: Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) and the U.S. Navy successfully flight tested the first SM-2 surface-to-air missile from the [...]

Published
2020

70. Raytheon, US Navy test first Standard Missile-2 from restarted production line

Subjects
United States. Navy, Raytheon Co. -- Production management, Rockets (Ordnance) -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Guided missiles -- Production management, Shipbuilding industry -- Production management, Business, News, opinion and commentary, Standard (Missile) -- Production management
Abstract

WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M., Feb. 26, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) and the U.S. Navy successfully flight tested the first SM-2 surface-to-air missile from the company's restarted [...]

Published
2020

71. Lockheed Martin starts production of Denmarks first F-35 aircraft

Subjects
Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Production management, Fighter planes -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aircraft, Air forces, Fuselages, Military aircraft, Corporate sponsorship, Military training, Production management, Business, international, Law
Abstract

Lockheed Martin has started the production of Denmarks first F-35 fighter aircraft at its plant located in Fort Worth, Texas, US. The front fuselage for the aircraft, which has arrived [...]

Published
2020

72. Irkut readies for MC-21 flight-test push

Author

Kaminski-Morrow, David

Subjects
IRKUT Corp. -- Production management, Jet airplanes -- Design and construction -- Evaluation -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: developmentDavid Kaminski-Morrow london Second prototype is prepared to join certification effort, as first example receives modifications following maiden sortie Russian airframer Irkut is finalising installation of equipment on a [...]

Published
2017

73. York Space Systems to Expand Manufacturing With New Denver Facility

Subjects
Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, international, Mass communications, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

[caption id='attachment_326772' width='800'] York Space System says its new facility will deliver spacecraft in just days after a contract is awarded. Photo: York Space Systems[/caption] York Space Systems is planning [...]

Published
2021

74. Ready for rebirth

Author

Bruns, Adam

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Production management, Campbell Soup Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Campbell Soup Co. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Food industry -- Buildings and facilities, Food industry -- Production management, Food and beverage production/distribution software, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Real estate industry
Published
2007

75. United States : Lockheed Martin Hosts Bahrain Ambassador At F-16 Production Line

Subjects
Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Production management, Fighter planes -- Production management, Ambassadors, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Air forces, Production management, Business, international
Abstract

Lockheed Martin hosted Shaikh Abdullah bin Rashed Al Khalifa, ambassador of the Kingdom of Bahrain to the United States, at the company's F-16 production line, where production is underway on [...]

Published
2019

76. A virtual environment for intelligent design

Author

Noor, Ahmed K., Venneri, Samuel L., Housner, Jerrold M., and Peterson, John C.

Subjects
Engineering design -- Innovations, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Virtual reality -- Usage, Aerospace and defense industries, Science and technology
Abstract

Intelligent simulation-based design (ISBD) can help aerospace companies minimize costs and development time. ISBD, which combines advanced communication, networking and computational technologies, is used for creating virtual environments for aerospace system designing, testing and prototyping efforts. The distributed synthetic environment is flexible and can adapt to different hardware platforms.

Published
1997

77. Lean manufacturing for lean times

Author

Lang, James D. and Hugge, Paul B.

Subjects
Aerospace industry -- Production management, Manufacturing processes -- Management, Aerospace and defense industries, Science and technology
Abstract

The US aerospace industry is embarking on lean manufacturing programs which have been spurred by reduced government spending on military and space programs, slumping commercial aviation sales and increased global competition. The automobile industry has already demonstrated how lean practices can lead to improved quality, cost management and productivity. Industry leaders such as McDonnell Douglas Corp. and Lockheed Aeronautical Systems Co. have affirmed the effectivity of lean manufacturing.

Published
1995

78. Analysis of the mechanics of machining with tapered end milling cutters

Author

Ramaraj, T.C. and Eleftheriou, E.

Subjects
Aerospace industry -- Production management, Milling cutters -- Usage, Machining -- Analysis, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Science and technology
Abstract

The analytical prediction of forces in a tapered mill is of vital interest to the accurate machining of complex blade shapes for the aerospace industry. Failure of these cutters is more often by chipping and fracture as opposed to gradual wear. Geometry of the cutters along with duration and length during cutting is analyzed using known parameters. The influence of the geometrical parameters on the spatial distribution of cutting forces is derived from kinematics and the basic shearing processes. Shear strain is approximately obtained with the use of Stabler's rule. Stress on the shear plane is found from appropriate shear stress-strain curves. A coefficient of friction on the cutting edge is used to evaluate the shear as well as normal forces. As a consequences, torque experienced by the cutter is evaluated. Finally, verification of the analysis is presented through sample calculations and correlations with experimental data measured with a dynamometer.

Published
1994

79. CE: engineering a change in the design process

Author

Simms, Robert

Subjects
Concurrent engineering -- Usage, Aerospace engineering -- Production management, Aerospace engineers -- Management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Science and technology
Abstract

The aerospace industry has started to incorporate concurrent engineering (CE) into its product development procedures. Because of the success experienced by companies engaged in CE, others in the industry have followed to remain competitive. CE involves integration of experience and knowledge from different fields early in the product development process. The essential principles of CE known as the 10+1 commandments of CE are presented.

Published
1993

80. An investigation into the application of agile manufacturing in an aerospace company

Author

Gunasekaran, A., Tirtiroglu, E., and Wolstencroft, V.

Subjects
GEC-Marconi Aerospace Inc. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Oil and gas field equipment industry -- Production management, Pumping machinery industry -- Production management, Testing and measuring equipment industry -- Production management, Avionics industry -- Production management, Business, Business, general, High technology industry
Abstract

To compete effectively in the global marketplace of the twenty-first century manufacturing companies are trying to maintain a high level of flexibility and responsiveness to achieve agility and to remain competitive. A limited number of research papers have discussed agility in manufacturing organizations. This paper presents a case study conducted on agile manufacturing in the GEC-Marconi Aerospace (GECMAe) company. GECMAe manufactures pumping systems, pneumatic systems, electro-mechanical actuators and sub-systems, and fuel handling and metering equipment for ground applications and for bulk fuel distribution. The study provides the reader with an insight into the company and its agility level. An agility audit questionnaire is used for assessing the agility level of the company. GECMAe's agile manufacturing experience is reported, including a list of recommendations for improving its competitiveness. In addition, a framework has been formulated to highlight some important areas and to offer solution alternatives not only to the current problems but also to the ones that may be encountered in the future. Keywords: Agile manufacturing; Aerospace; Global market-place; Flexibility

Published
2002

81. A fascination with fasteners

Author

Rosenberg, Barry

Subjects
Aerospace industry -- Logistics, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Military and naval science
Abstract

The aerospace industry is experiencing a shortage in aerospace fasteners due to factors such as a lack of manufacturing capacity, longer lead times for fastener production, and designing the next-generation fasteners. Both the commercial and military aerospace sectors are experiencing increased demand, putting more pressure on aerospace fastener supply.

Published
2008

82. BAE restarts production of 1990s-era rad-hard chips

Author

Rosenberg, Barry

Subjects
BAE SYSTEMS PLC -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Military and naval science
Abstract

BAE Systems PLC has restarted the production of field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), which is based on an older design of radiation-hardened chips. The company is expected to produce 5,000-10,000 FPGAs over the next five years. Other details about the company's resumption to producing FPGAs are discussed.

Published
2008

83. The art of aerospace composites

Author

Morrison, Gale

Subjects
GKN Westland Aerospace (North America) Inc. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Polymeric composites -- Production management, Airplanes -- Equipment and supplies, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Production management
Abstract

Keeping the pressure on the resin transfer molding process for manufacturing flight-critical carbon fiber parts. GKN Westland Aerospace, when it was still the Dow-United Technologies composite products joint venture, had [...]

Published
1999

84. Absolute control

Author

Beard, Tom

Subjects
Dowty Aerospace Los Angeles Inc. -- Production management, Control systems -- Usage, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

Aerospace manufacturing company Dowty Aerospace Log Angeles supports a no-offset policy in their computer numerical control machining operations. Dowty Aerospace, which manufactures hydraulic actuation systems for the aerospace industry, utilizes a numerical control program management system to specify, change and evaluate tools. The system is supported by a graphical tool management software that narrows the information gap associated with programming, the tool crib and machine setup processes., Tool management for this aerospace manufacturer begins in NC programming and reaches throughout the shop floor. In most shops, conventional wisdom has it that the creation of NC programs is [...]

Published
1999

85. Getting it right through test flight: flight testing remains an important component in validation and certification of aircraft

Author

Rosenberg, Barry

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Production management, Boeing Co. -- Product development, Sino Swearingen Aircraft Corp. -- Product development, Aircraft industry -- Product development, Flying-machines -- Testing, Flying-machines -- Product development, Aircraft engines -- Testing, Aerospace industry -- Product development, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries, Military and naval science
Abstract

Boeing's preparation for the test flight of the 787 Dreamliner starts with a look into all their production processes especially its global distributed manufacturing process. Sino Swearingen's development of the SJ20-2 business jet presented interesting challenges because it's designed to be flown by only one pilot instead of two unlike ordinary turbofan-powered aircrafts.

Published
2006

86. Ramped-up jet production risks outstripping demand: Ascend

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries
Abstract

Byline: Oliver Clark Buoyant backlogs of commercial jet orders have led manufacturers to ramp up production to levels that might prove unsustainable, Flightglobal's Ascend consultancy has warned. Buoyant backlogs of [...]

Published
2016

87. Lockheed Martin Restarts Production of Tactical Missile System at Arkansas Facility

Subjects
Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Missiles -- Production management, Law
Abstract

March 29, 2016: Lockheed Martin has restarted its Tactical Missile System (TACMS) production line at the company's facility in Camden, Arkansas. For more than 20 years, TACMS (formerly ATACMS) was [...]

Published
2016

88. Lockheed Martin's MUOS production line ships satellite to Florida for May launch

Subjects
United States. Navy, Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Satellites (Spacecraft) -- Production management, Satellite industry -- Production management, Satellite launching -- Production management, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2016 M2 COMMUNICATIONS The US Navy and Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) delivered the fifth Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) satellite to Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida, on [...]

Published
2016

89. Lockheed Martin's MUOS production line ships fifth secure communications satellite to Florida for May launch

Subjects
United States. Navy, Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Telecommunications equipment -- Production management, Satellites (Spacecraft) -- Production management, Satellite launching -- Production management, Cellular transmission equipment, Telecommunications equipment, Law
Abstract

MUOS-5 is third satellite to launch in 16 months for U.S. Navy's Smart Phone-Like Network March 9, 2016: The U.S. Navy and Lockheed Martin delivered the fifth Mobile User Objective [...]

Published
2016

90. Boeing upbeat on slow-selling Max 9

Author

Trimble, Stephen

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Production management, Aircraft -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Business, international, Boeing 737 Max 9 (Aircraft) -- Production management
Abstract

Byline: outlook stephen trimble seattle Seattle confident re-engined narrowbody is well-positioned, despite orderbook well behind that of rival Airbus A321neo Though so far outsold by more than five to one [...]

Published
2016

91. Cutting faster, thinner, and bigger

Author

Koepfer, Chris

Subjects
Remmele Engineering Inc. -- Production management -- 00085572, Aerospace industry -- Production management, High-speed machining -- Innovations, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Abstract

Remmele Engineering successfully utilized high speed machining processes for developing various types of components for aerospace applications. The firm is known for using a high cutting speed bar and high velocity machining (HVM) techniques. HVM is effective in replacing processes such as moulding and casting. In addition, Remmele has been able to satisfy industry requirements regarding thin walled sections., For the right application, such as aerospace and other aluminum parts, high speed machining offers tremendous benefits, many of which are found beyond the cutting zone. Getting the attention of [...]

Published
1997

92. Low-rate initial production begins for Raytheon Evolved SeaSparrow Missiles

Subjects
United States. Navy, Raytheon Co. -- Production management, Military aircraft, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Defense industry -- Production management, Amphibious assault ships -- Production management, Missiles -- Production management, Radar, Air defenses, Amphibious warfare, Antiaircraft missiles, Naval vessels, Aircraft carriers, Defense industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

TUCSON: Raytheon Company has issued the following news release: The U.S. Navy awarded Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) a $190 million low-rate initial production contract for ESSM Block 2 missiles featuring [...]

Published
2019

93. Low-rate initial production begins for Raytheon Evolved SeaSparrow Missiles

Subjects
United States. Navy, Raytheon Co. -- Production management, Rockets (Ordnance) -- Production management, Amphibious assault ships -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Defense industry -- Production management, Guided missiles -- Production management, Defense industry, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

New guidance system has dual mode active and semi-active radar TUCSON, Ariz., Aug. 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. NavyÈßawarded Raytheon CompanyÈß(NYSE: RTN)ÈßaÈß$190ÈßmillionÈßlow-rate initial productionÈßcontract forÈßESSMÈßBlock 2Èßmissiles featuring a new [...]

Published
2019

94. Raytheon expands $5B Texas presence with new factory

Subjects
Raytheon Co. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Business logistics, Technology, Economic research, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

MCKINNEY: Raytheon Company has issued the following press release: Raytheon (NYSE: RTN) announced today that it will build a 200,000-square-foot facility supporting 500 new high-tech jobs at its Space and [...]

Published
2019

95. Raytheon expands $5B Texas presence with new factory

Subjects
Raytheon Co. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Advanced manufacturing growth will add 500 high-tech jobs in McKinney MCKINNEY, Texas, Aug. 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Raytheon (NYSE: RTN) announced today that it will build a 200,000-square-foot facility supporting [...]

Published
2019

96. LOCKHEED MARTIN INAUGURATES F-16 JET FIGHTER PRODUCTION LINE IN SOUTH CAROLINA

Subjects
Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Fighter planes -- Production management, Aircraft -- Production management, Production management, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

MATERIALS PARK, OH -- The following information was released by ASM International: Lockheed Martin, Bethesda, Md., announces that its new F-16 tooling and equipment previously in Fort Worth, Texas, has [...]

Published
2019

97. Capella Space ramping up production with Blue Canyon Technologies' Attitude Control Systems

Subjects
Space vehicles -- Production management, Space ships -- Production management, Control systems -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Business, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Technology integration will make Capella's constellation the most agile in low orbit SAN FRANCISCO, April 30, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Capella Space, an information services company providing Earth observation data on [...]

Published
2019

98. U.S. company sets up new F-16 production line

Subjects
Lockheed Martin Corp. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Fighter planes -- Production management, Production management, Business, general, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WASHINGTON, April 24, 2019 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- U.S. security and aerospace company Lockheed Martin said Tuesday that it will run a new F-16 fighter production line later this year. [...]

Published
2019

99. Nation's largest health insurer to expand drug rebate program

Subjects
Dick's Sporting Goods Inc. -- Service discontinuation, Raytheon Co. -- Production management, UnitedHealth Group Inc. -- Services, Sporting goods industry -- Service discontinuation, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Rifles -- Marketing, Missiles -- Production management, Health maintenance organizations -- Services, Insurance industry, Hunting equipment, Media executives, Firearms industry and trade, Hunting rifles, Sporting goods stores, Insurance companies, Sporting goods, Company marketing practices, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Retail Dick's to stop rifle sales at 125 stores Dick's Sporting Goods said Tuesday that it will stop selling hunting rifles and ammunition at 125 of its stores. Chief executive [...]

Published
2019

100. York Space Systems Expands Denver Production Facility

Subjects
Aerospace industry -- Production management, Satellite industry, Defense industry, Spacecraft, Production management, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, international, Mass communications, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

[caption id='attachment_315024' width='736'] York Space Systems new production facility in Denver. Photo: York Space Systems[/caption] York Space Systems has opened a new production facility in Denver, the aerospace company announced [...]

Published
2020

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