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Airbus: Guillaume Faury era begins today

End of the mandate of the CEO Tom Enders

After 14 years at the top of Airbus, today Tom Enders will leave the position of Chief Executive Officer to Guillaume Faury who will have the task of continuing in the modernization of the European aerospace company. The most important dossiers that will have to be faced by the new management concern the stop to the production of the A-380 in 2021 and the management of the exit of the United Kingdom...

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PeopleAirbus (3). Guillaume Faury appointed CEO for three years

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Airbus shareholders passed all resolutions at its 2019 Annual General Meeting (AGM), including the appointment of Guillaume Faury as an Executive Member of the Board of Directors for three years.At a Board... more

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During the Airbus shareholders' meeting held today, the outgoing CEO Tom Enders said he was confident that US rival Boeing will soon be able to solve all the problems of the B-737 MAX by allowing the new... more

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