US aircraft manufacturer Textron has revealed the aircraft it intends to compete to be the US Navy’s (USN’s) new trainer jet.

The M-346N is being offered as a “ready-now” solution, based on the original M-346 aircraft developed by Leonardo, to train ...

Powered by two Honeywell F124-GA-200 turbofan engines, the M-346N has maximum cruise speed of more than 590 knots.

(NYSE: TXT) company, today announced its offering of the Beechcraft M-346N jet as a "ready-now" solution from an iconic American company for the U.S. Navy Undergraduate Jet Training System (UJTS) ...

Bolstered by its strong performance and new U.S. tax legislation, Textron ( TXT) raised its 2025 manufacturing cash flow ...

Textron Aviation continues to face production challenges for its Beechcraft King Air twin turboprops, with deliveries down ...

Shares of Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) are trading lower on Thursday despite the company posting stronger-than-expected ...

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Textron Inc. (TXT) is scheduled to release its second-quarter 2025 results on July 24, before market open. The company has a ...

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Textron Aviation has introduced three new interior design schemes for its Cessna Grand Caravan EX—Lunar, Obsidian, and Saddle ...

Textron Aviation unveiled the King Air 360 in August with upgrades for passengers and pilots. Cabins now feel wider, and the cockpit has advanced systems like autothrottle and digital pressurization.