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B7E7 Exclusion Leaves P&W Values Under a Cloud

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 19, 2004

The selection by Boeing [BA] of General Electric [GE] and Rolls-Royce as the two powerplants for the B7E7 raises the prospect of weaker values on other programs powered by Pratt & Whitney [UTC] engines.

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