Boeing-Embraer Breakup Leaves Millenium Airlifter Unscathed

May 01, 2020
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Credit: Brazilian Air Force
Airbus will not be the only victor resulting from the termination of the tie-up between Boeing and Embraer. In fact, Lockheed Martin may be breathing a small sigh of relief too. The proposed C-390 joint venture (JV), 51% owned by Embraer and 49% owned by Boeing, could have resulted in a serious...

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