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From AVIONEWS correspondent at Le Bourget: Edelstenne, Dassault Aviation, mimimizes U.S/France disagreements

"Some countries want to buy American and some others won't"

In a press conferences, asked about current rift between U.S. government and France, due to this latter's position regarding Iraqi war, Charles Edelstenne, Dassault Aviation chairman and CEO, has minimized several times that those disagreements could have a negative impact on the international military and civil aircraft sales. According to his declarations, "some countries will want to buy American...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 46800
Rome, Italy, 06/16/2003 16:26
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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