Airbus Project Brings More Jobs
Submitted by John Binz on Thu, 10/13/2011 - 13:06UK was long worried about effects of economic downturn and was asking European countries to take certain measures for saving the economy from the greatest turmoil.
In this whole issue, David Cameron played major role by giving assurance to his country that he would not let economic crisis affect the nation, and also assured that UK is out of the danger.
Airbus and Boeing wait for decision over U.S. tanker
Submitted by Ryan Bilanich on Thu, 02/24/2011 - 11:50The United States looked ready on Thursday to announce the winner of a thirty five billion dollars battle between Airbus and Boeing to supply aerial tankers to the American Air Force after two unsuccessful attempts to renew its aging fleet.
Airbus about to sign new contracts
Submitted by Cristina Warne on Wed, 01/12/2011 - 13:11Airbus declared that it has signed the primary agreement with Indigo which is the Indian budget-carrier for about 180 of the airliners of A320. The airbus has a catalogue value of about $15.6 billion which according to them is the largest order ever for the jetliners with respect to the number of planes and also by value.
WTO Convention Boeing picked up Unlawful U.S. Government Subsidies
Submitted by Aaron Ross on Thu, 09/16/2010 - 15:20The World Trade Organization discovered that Boeing Co. picked up unlawful support from the U. S., European government officials expressed that as they stride up calls for a bargain arrangement to a trans-Atlantic struggle over aircraft subsidies.
The Six Year Old Complaint Opens up Again
Submitted by William Sceats on Wed, 09/15/2010 - 16:20The conflict between the France- based Airbus SAS and the Chicago-based Boeing and Toulouse is to commence with its first ruling. This confidential ruling over Government subsidies will be taken care of by the World Trade Organization judges.
Farnborough AirShow Assures the Market’s Economic Stability
Submitted by Jatinder Kumar on Tue, 07/20/2010 - 15:04The Farnborough AirShow, one of the world’s most famous events in the field of aviation industry, started yesterday, with the two poles of aircraft manufacturing, Boeing and Airbus, fighting for airplane orders and leasing companies.
Appealing WTO Findings In Regards to Condemned Loans: EC
Submitted by Satish Verma on Sun, 07/04/2010 - 10:23The European Commission is likely to appeal World Trade Organization findings that damned some loans to Airbus as export subsidies, the Chief Executive of Airbus's parent company, European Aeronautic Defense & Space Co., said on Saturday.
Lufthansa Gets its First Airbus A380 on Wed.
Submitted by Jatinder Kumar on Wed, 05/19/2010 - 17:04On Wednesday, European plane-manufacturer, Airbus gave Deutsche Lufthansa AG its first A380 superjumbo, allowing Germany's largest airline to carry over 520 passengers on a single airplane.
Airbus Parent EADS Reaped Benefits of Weaker Euro
Submitted by Sarabjit Heera on Fri, 05/14/2010 - 15:07Airbus parent EADS, which forecasted a long-term boost from Europe's tattered currency, increased its shares to their highest in eight months, by reaping the benefits of a weaker euro on Friday.
Airbus Parent EADS Hunts for a Partner
Submitted by Aaron Ross on Wed, 04/21/2010 - 16:19Chief Executive Louis Gallois revealed that Airbus parent EADS is still looking for a partner to support its bid for a deal worth up to $50 billion to sell refueling planes to the United States.
EADS North America announced its intention to challenge Boeing for the contract after failing to find a partner. Gallois said, "It is indispensable to have a partner".











