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Continental Aerospace Returns to U.S. Ownership in $535 Million Arcline Deal

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By Amelia Walsh
| AVweb
Continental Aerospace Technologies, one of general aviation’s most established piston engine manufacturers, is set to return to U.S. ownership following an agreement for Arcline Investment Management to acquire the company from subsidiaries of China’s state-owned Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC). The deal, announced June 8, values Continental at approximately $535 million and ends roughly 15 years of Chinese state ownership that began when AVIC acquired the business in 2011.
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NASA Names Artemis III Crew

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By Amelia Walsh
| AVweb
On Tuesday, NASA named the four astronauts who will fly aboard Artemis III, a key 2027 test mission designed to validate critical spacecraft operations needed for the agency’s return to the moon later in the decade. The crew consists of NASA astronauts Randy Bresnik, who will serve as commander, Frank Rubio, and Andre Douglas, along with European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano, who will act as pilot.
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Bell Textron Lays Off 285 As MV-75 Transition Pressures Mount

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By Amelia Walsh
| AVweb
Bell Textron has laid off approximately 285 employees across facilities in Fort Worth, Amarillo, Texas, and Wichita, Kansas, as the company adjusts staffing levels and transitions from development into production on key military programs. According to a Star-Telegram report, The reductions, confirmed through company statements and a letter from Bell CEO Danny Maldonado, affect workers primarily tied to the MV-75 next-generation tiltrotor program.
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