U.S. reverses three-year slide in aerospace trade surplus
The U.S. exported nearly $26 billion more in aerospace products than it imported in 1996 - a 23% gain over 1995 which reversed a three-year slide in the U.S. aerospace trade surplus. Overall, the U.S. aerospace industry posted a $25.97 billion trade surplus, with a $19.23 billion civil products...
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