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Raytheon and Safe Flight go full throttle on AutoPower deal

Thursday, 14 July 2005

Safe Flight Instrument Corporation and Raytheon Aircraft Services are set to work together to install Safe Flight’s automatic throttle system AutoPower on the Hawker 800XP business jet. The system is designed to provide smooth airspeed/Mach control through servo-driven thrust setting and is expected to be ready for delivery within 12 months.

to be ready for delivery within 12 months.