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Airbus is considering whether to transfer the construction of some planes in China

Toulouse, France - The decision will be not taken until the Summer

Airbus made know to be considering the hypothesis to build some aircraft in China. "Asia is the biggest growth area", Tom Enders, CEO of EADS the company that owns the 80% of the European consortium, "Anyway the decision will be not taken until the Summer". Enders added that to be not able to say how many people will be employed or where the facilities will be placed. Hans Peter Ring, EADS’s Chef F...

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Rome, Italy, 03/15/2006 16:48
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