Tight money forces slowdown at Kistler Aerospace
Kistler Aerospace Corp. has stopped most outside work on its K-1 reusable launch vehicle because of a cash crunch and will have to slip its first flight - originally scheduled early this year - until the end of the year or later. Dan Brandenstein, Kistler executive vice president and K-1 program...
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