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Airbus: constant delivery rise till 2006

Paris, France - EADS' CEO Philippe Camus would be convinced of it

EADS' CEO Philippe Camus recently commented about the situation regarding Airbus' growth forecasting with reference to deliveries by the end of 2004. According to such European group's representative, one can foresee a significant rise beyond the results achieved in 2003 (305 airplanes were delivered), aiming in particular to rely upon the A-320 and the A-340. Nevertheless, the general improvement...

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Rome, Italy, 07/19/2004 11:44
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