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EADS: CEO, Rainer Hertrich, ready to leave his role in June

Berlin, Germany - The name of Thomas Enders erupted but Noel Forgeard could anyway replace Philippe Camus

The European aerospace and defence group, EADS, is experiencing a delicate period due to two important reasons: the choice related to the new Airbus A-350 and the changes for leading the company (see for details AVIONEWS). One of the two CEOs, Rainer Hertrich, announced recently he will not renew his present role in June 2005, but EADS made immediately clear that such decision is strictly depending...

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Rome, Italy, 12/07/2004 12:22
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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