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AASI Aircraft ready for mass production of Jetcruzer

Tuesday, 14 March 2000

Advanced Aerodynamics and Structures, Inc (AASI) has purchased the machinery required for mass production of its Jetcruzer propjet. The 150-ton hydro press and three-axis CNC milling machine will be used to manufacture numerous parts for the aircraft in one operation, the company reports.

Advanced Aerodynamics and Structures, Inc (AASI) has purchased the machinery required for mass production of its Jetcruzer propjet.\rThe 150-ton hydro press and three-axis CNC milling machine will be used to manufacture numerous parts for the aircraft in one operation, the company reports.