Rotorcraft
After Q2 Declines, Bell Looks To Improve In Q3
The helicopter manufacturer saw lower revenue and profit in second quarter 2019, mainly from a decline in its military business.

Bell saw its revenue and profit slip on lower military volume and slightly fewer commercial helicopter deliveries in the second quarter of 2019, parent company Textron Inc. reported yesterday. The Fort Worth, Texas-based manufacturer delivered 53 commercial helicopters in the three-month period—four less than in the year-ago quarter—partly contributing to a 7 percent decline in revenue, to $771 million, and a $14 million drop in profit.