Raytheon fractional scheme exceeds initial targets

Raytheon Aircraft says that its Travel Air fractional-ownership programme is growing faster than was expected when the scheme was launched in June. The programme will involve 11 aircraft by the end of 1997, two more than originally projected, and subsidiary Raytheon Travel Air plans to add 16 aircraft in 1998.

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