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Christian Scherer, the CEO of Airbus’ core civil aircraft-making division, stated that while any tariffs on aerospace products would be detrimental to the industry, it is premature to draw conclusions about how the latest round of trade tensions will unfold.
🚨🇫🇷 AIRBUS EYES NEW DEFENCE DEALS AS EUROPE OPENS ITS WALLET
Airbus is in talks with European nations on fresh defence and space contracts as spending ramps up.
Jetliner supply chains are also finally clearing some runway, execs say.
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“We need to understand the specifics of the tariffs before we can make any judgments, whether it’s for us, for our suppliers – for whom we would be concerned – or for our competitors,” he said.
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