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Aircraft Segments Boost Revenues, Profits at Textron
Second-quarter revenues at Textron Aviation, which includes Cessna and Beechcraft, climbed $623 million year-over-year to $1.18 billion.
Textron Aviation’s second-quarter profits climbed $625 million, mostly due to the contributions of recently acquired Beechcraft. The company delivered 34 Beechcraft King Airs turboprop twins and 36 Cessna Citation business jets in the quarter, up from 14 and 20, respectively, in the same period last year. (Photo: Textron Aviation)
Textron Aviation’s second-quarter profits climbed $625 million, mostly due to the contributions of recently acquired Beechcraft. The company delivered 34 Beechcraft King Airs turboprop twins and 36 Cessna Citation business jets in the quarter, up from 14 and 20, respectively, in the same period last year. (Photo: Textron Aviation)

Second-quarter revenues at Textron Aviation, which includes Cessna and Beechcraft, climbed $623 million year-over-year, to $1.18 billion, reflecting the Beechcraft acquisition in late March and higher jet deliveries. Textron Aviation delivered 70 turbine business aircraft during the quarter–36 Cessna Citations and 34 Beechcraft Kings Airs, up from 20 jets and 14 King Air turboprops in the same period last year.