Japanese postwar jet airliner ends production amid loss
Nihon Aircraft Manufacturing Co halts its sixth and final postwar jetliner after nine years of serial production, reporting a $467 million loss due to cost overruns. The venture, backed by the Japanese government with 2 percent capital, saw engines from Britain and Italy and systems from American firms. Planes were sold at a loss to Plainmont Airlines which bought 21 units.
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Equipment firm gains Poland pact for heavy machines
International Harvester Co and Bula Foreign Transfer Enterprise of Poland reached a deal to manufacture and sell IS crawler tractors and loaders. The agreement marks the first Eastern European partnership for a U.S. construction equipment maker. Production of five models at the Stalowa Wola plant in Poland is slated to begin in 1973.
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