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Airplanes and start-up: how to reuse demolished Airbuses

Graz, Austria - 100 tons of aluminium, titanium, copper and steel, destined to the metals market

A start-up in Graz that has an internet platform for the offer and sale of heaps of metal, purchased from Belgian Government in collaboration with a company in Bratislava two demolished Airbus airplanes. This one provided dismantling two aircraft at a demolish firm, and has sold heap to start-up, which for its part sells metals to the customers. The result of the removal of the two planes has been...

fra/pec - 1205934
Rome, Italy, 07/21/2017 13:13
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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