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Eads: first half 2004 results

Amsterdam, Holland - The European aerospace group goes on increasing, most of all thanks to Airbus

Eads aerospace group unveils data related to the first half of current year, indicating a significant growth when compared with the same period regarding the last year. Revenues would have been risen for a 12%, with a total value of some EUR 14,6bn. Such success should mainly be referred to Airbus' performance, through the selling of several airplanes belonging to the A-330 and the A-340 families....

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 100855
Rome, Italy, 07/29/2004 14:03
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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