Saab Aircraft
Saab Aircraft has yet to meet the 76 dBA cabin specification it guaranteed launch customer Crossair on the 50-passenger Saab 2000 high- speed turboprop, missing the mark by only two dBA. That is not close enough for Crossair Chief Executive Moritz Suter. During a European press junket to show off...
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