Raytheon Aircraft Corp. reported sharply improved results for 2002

Edited by James E. Swickard March 01, 2003
Raytheon Aircraft Corp. reported sharply improved results for 2002, turning a huge operating loss in 2001 into a tiny one last year. The Wichita-based aircraft manufacturer posted an operating loss of $760 million for 2001 as the company wrote off millions of dollars in commuter airline aircraft. In...

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