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EADS: Gallois denies difficulties in Airbus programs

Paris, France – After rumors about BAE departure

EADS co-CEO, Louis Gallois, denied rumors on presumed Airbus difficulties not only in A-380 program but also on other projects such as A-350 and A-400. Everything goes on according to plans, Gallois assured, replying to rumors after BAE System’s exit from Airbus capital and the cession of its 20% stake; according to some analysts, the EUR 2.75bn "Break-up" is a signal that things are not going well f...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 148519
Rome, Italy, 09/08/2006 17:30
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