The chief executive of Airbus made an impassioned plea yesterday to European governments, including Britain, to bail out its new military transport aircraft or jeopardise the group’s future. The €20 billion (£18 billion) A400M project is more than two years behind schedule and is costing the aircraft manufacturer over €100 million a month. Tom Enders, the boss of Airbus, has given the British, French, German and Spanish governments until the end of this month to negotiate a new contract that would allow the company to cover its losses. If not, the project will be shut down. Full Story.
Airbus Invokes Doomsday in Plea for Cash.
Published: January 12, 2010Posted in: Business, France, Military
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