TODAY:
591
YESTERDAY:
1042
TOTAL:
205498
NEWS
ARCHIV
PARTNER
KONTAKT
FORUM
MEMBERS
MATCHES
FIGHT US
FILES
DEMOS
GUESTBOOK
POLLS
all matches
no active poll
•
show polls
show polls
new entry
your name:
your e-mail:
Icq#:
your homepage:
Security Code:
your message:
[quote]Ranandynax wrote: [br]Sant Boeing s stealthy approach could yield armed scout win Daher is considering producing TBM 960s at a site next to its recently acquired aerostructures plant in Florida to tackle looming capacity constraints in France and possible protectionist moves by a new US administration.Under the feasibility study, the French company would also transfer some assembly of Kodiak family utility aircraft, which it builds at a factory in Sandpoint, Idaho.Source: DaherDaher builds its TBM aircraft in Tarbes, FranceTBM aircraft have been manufactured in Tarbes, in southwest France, since the late 1980s. Daher bought the business in 2008 and added the Kodiak business from Quest in 2019.Ho [url=https://www.stanleycups.ro]stanley cup[/url] wever, speaking after the companys annual media presentation in Paris on 7 February, chief executive [url=https://www.stanley-quencher.co.uk]stanley cups uk[/url] Didier Kayat said that, after producing 56 TBM 960s in 2023, along with 18 Kodiak 100s and 900s, the two facilities are nearing capacity. Daher hopes to deliver over 80 aircraft in 2024. [url=https://www.stanleycup.cz]stanley cup[/url] Source: DaherKayat says the two final assembly lines are nearing capacity By 90 aircraft we are very close to capacity, he says. We will have to invest in new capacity, most likely by opening a third production line. Daher acquired the Stuart site in southeast Florida from Triumph in 2022. It manufactures aerostructures there for Boeing and Gulfstream but is in a legal dispute with the former owner over alleged breaches of contract during the due diligence process.However, Kayat says the company is committed long-term to the business, and has room for expansion next to the existin Wucq KLM promotes hub head to chief operating officer role The BDN Opinion section operates independently and does not set n [url=https://www.stanley-cup.co.nz]stanley cup[/url] ews policies or contribute to reporting or editing articles elsewhere in the newspaper or onč½bangordailynewsAmy Fried is a retired political science professor at the University of Maine. Her views are her own and do not represent those of any group with which she is affiliated.In the wake of the brutal events of Oct. 7 and the horrible war in Gaza that Hamas leaders purposely incited, Americans reacted. In one November poll, 61 percent sympathized more with Israelis, while 30 percent sympathized more with Palestinians; 38 percent thought Israels military response was appropriate, while 17 percent thought Israel was doing too little and 38 percent viewed it as to [url=https://www.cups-stanley.us]stanley cup[/url] o much. While public opinion generally backs Israel, the American left includes a segment that is vociferously anti-Israel. While these progressives want to make things better for Palestinians, theyre getting a lot wrong, and I believe their rhetoric, silence and actions are harming this cause.In Bangor, pro-Hamas postersč½showing masked individuals with military weapons were put up near Congregation Beth El. This synagogue has held interfaith events with the Muslim community and, in my admittedly unscientific estimate, most of its members including me care about the suffering of both Israelis and Palestinians, are critical of both Palestinian and Israel leadership, and want peace with land for both peoples.According to th [url=https://www.cup-stanley.us]stanley usa[/url] e Bangor Daily News, one poster [/quote]
This text will be replaced
Copyright & Design by WEBST4RS.DE
Imprint
|
Contact
