MHI Aerospace Back In Profit After Suspending SpaceJet Program 

August 05, 2021
SpaceJet
The SpaceJet program was suspended in October 2020.
Credit: MHI
The suspension of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries’ (MHI) SpaceJet regional jet program helped the company’s aerospace division return to profit in the first quarter (Q1) of fiscal 2021, despite lower order intake and revenue resulting from the COVID-19 crisis. In October 2020, MHI said it would suspend...

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