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Aircraft and industry. Boeing-Airbus controversy on government subsidies flares up again

Washington, USA - The US firm claims to be in compliance with the WTO ruling, and that "The same cannot be said of Airbus"

The controversy regarding the government subsidies for aircraft development between the two most important global competitors in the aerospace industry has flared up again: Boeing and Airbus are both at the centre of problems connected with the March 2012 World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling about this topic. The United States Trade Office has declared the U.S. government to be in compliance with...

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Rome, Italy, 09/25/2012 18:20
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