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A-380 delays: EADS might have to pay a multi-million refund to a group of shareholders

Paris, France - Due to the strong downtrend of the title in the stock market

As it is about two years behind the delivery schedule, the A-380 aircraft produced by Airbus (EADS consortium, created by a joint-venture founded on July 10, 2000, between German Dasa, French Aérospatiale-Matra and Spanish Casa) risks to make the aerospace industry € 19 million, that is what a group of shareholders asked as refund for the huge stock market losses. Thirty of them went to the German la...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1108043
Rome, Italy, 08/04/2009 18:26
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