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Express News | RTX Corp: Agreement Will Support Growth Plans of Airbaltic Towards 100 Airbus a220-300 Fleet by Year 2030
Express News | Airbaltic and RTX's Pratt & Whitney Unveil Long-Term Engine Maintenance Deal
AirBaltic and RTX's Pratt & Whitney Unveil Long-Term Engine Maintenance Deal
RTX's Subsidiary Collins Aerospace Secures $279.59M Navy Contract Modification
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Express News | RTX's Collins Aerospace Receives First-Ever FAA Approval to Increase Cockpit Processing Power
RTX's Collins Aerospace Receives First-ever FAA Approval to Increase Cockpit Processing Power
RTX Says Unit Awarded Contract for Project to Streamline Radar Production for US Navy Program
Express News | RTX Corp - New Spy-6 Tr Modules Expected to Be Delivered in 2026-2027
Express News | RTX's Raytheon Selected to Streamline Production of Spy-6 Transmit/Receive Modules
RTX's Raytheon Selected to Streamline Production of SPY-6 Transmit/Receive Modules
RTX's Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney and TU Delft Enhance Collaboration on Commercial Aerospace Technology Research
With 83% Ownership of the Shares, RTX Corporation (NYSE:RTX) Is Heavily Dominated by Institutional Owners
Boeing's Stock Drops as Workers Strike, and History Suggests It Could Fall More
Transat Expects Government Support Will Be Key To Fixing Balance Sheet -- Market Talk
Transat Plans to Buy, Monetize Engines With Pratt & Whitney Compensation -- Market Talk
RTX's Raytheon, Northrop Grumman Successfully Completed A Static Fire Test Of An Advanced Long-Range Solid Rocket Motor At The Northrop Grumman Allegany Ballistics Laboratory In West Virginia
Raytheon has been awarded a $1.2 billion USD contract by the US Department of Defense for AMRAAM missiles. The missiles will be supplied to foreign countries such as Ukraine, japan.
The US Department of Defense issued a statement on September 12th stating that Raytheon, an American company, has been awarded a contract worth nearly $1.2 billion to supply AMRAAM medium-range air-to-air missiles and its related equipment. The statement said, 'Raytheon Company in Tucson, Arizona, was awarded the contract for approximately $1.196 billion at a fixed price.' The statement also mentioned that this contract includes supplying the missile to foreign countries, including Ukraine, Bulgaria, Japan, and Hungary. It is expected that production under this contract will be completed by the end of 2028.