These are the changes. We hope (union officials) present this proposal to their membership.

We're not speculating. We've got a contingency plan. We're rolling up our sleeves.

Keystone was a very important part of our business. We build helicopters, they did the completion that finished our helicopters. We knew the company and were impressed with the company. The marriage has enhanced the both of us.

What we're trying to do is deal with those costs and do it in a way that allows us to remain competitive.

Obviously, the cost of health care is affecting every business in the country, and we're not immune to that. But when you look at what we've offered in total, we think it's a good contract.

Our priorities remain meeting our commitments, especially aircraft and spare parts to the U.S. military to support all their efforts in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere.