Moog says shuttle delays could hurt company
Officials with Moog Inc., which makes flight control actuators and the thrust vector control actuation system for the shuttle's main engine and solid rocket boosters, said delays in the shuttle program in the wake of the Columbia disaster could hurt the company's 2003 revenues. Company officials...
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