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Quest Aircraft: Their workforce has been reduced to 15 hrs p/wk, which suggests their backlog is no longer viable. Are they going 2 make it?

Submitted by am_douglas on March 09, 2010
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Many friends work at the plant in Sandpoint, ID, and are concerned that the company might file for protection. Officially, the company has a number of planes in their backlog, but if they aren't producing a single plane, the evidence strongly suggests that none of the orders are viable.

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by mmcclellan submitted 3 years 10 weeks
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Quest Aircraft: Their workforce has been reduced to 15 hrs p/wk, which suggests their backlog is no longer viable. Are they going 2 make it?

All forecasts for 2010 are for airplane deliveries to be the same, or fewer than in 2009. We hope all manufacturers can continue, but nobody knows.

Mac McClellan, Flying

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Quest Aircraft: Their workforce has been reduced to 15 hrs p/wk, which suggests their backlog is no longer viable. Are they going 2 make it?

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