GENERAL DYNAMICS TO RAMP UP PRODUCTION MORE THAN 40% OVER TWO YEARS
General Dynamics has been cautious about boosting production too rapidly at Gulfstream Aerospace since deliveries peaked at 84 and 85 new aircraft in 2001 and 2002 - just in time for a major downturn in the market that forced the Savannah, Ga. manufacturer to cut prices for new airplanes and left it...
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