Collins Aerospace Sees Up To Ten-Cent Earnings Dent From MAX
Credit: Collins Aerospace
WASHINGTON—Key aerospace and defense supplier Collins Aerospace expects up to $0.10 of “headwind” on its earnings per share (EPS) this year as a result of the Boeing 737 production slowdown and MAX groundings. Leaders of United Technologies Corp. (UTC), parent of Collins and engine-maker Pratt &...
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