In late October, Textron, the parent company that owns Textron Aviation, Bell Helicopter, and Textron eAviation, reported its financial results from the third quarter of this year. The industrial conglomerate published its financial report for the third quarter, which included an income of $1.18 per share, a slight decrease from the $1.35 per share that was recorded in the third quarter of last year. Several factors caused this decrease, including a labor strike at Textron Aviation in October.
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