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Airplanes, State aid and WTO. USA vs EU: Boeing wins, Airbus loses. All square, the match continues... -Specials

Rome, Italy - And while with appeals and counter-appeals the two giants argue in front of World Trade Organization, COMAC enjoys

We are at the dawn of a new battle with stamp documents in front of the judges of the WTO (World Trade Organization) that cyclically find to express on what happens from this or the other side of the ocean. To face the two aerospace giants, European and American Airbus (consortium today Group composed by France, Germany, Spain and UK) and Boeing, unique subject of that industrial duopoly that in the...

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Rome, Italy, 09/23/2016 12:22
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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