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Airbus revamping itself and its flagship
Clipped to the Drawing Board by John Chadwick  

It was the ultimate corporate nightmare . A high-profile flagship project – a flagship not merely for the company, but a flagship high-technology programme for an entire continent – went embarrassingly, expensively, and very publicly wrong. And it was a simple industrial-isation issue, a production ramp-up problem, and something that should never have happened.
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addy (70) - Airbus Newbie | 2007-07-22 03:05:40
I'm thinking that the end result should be OK as long as the Germans take responsibility for the engineering side of things - The French can look after the entertainment and food and the Spanish can look after ?? something else
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susieq (72) - Airbus - up there - eventually Newbie | 2007-07-22 03:08:59
Funny, I don't really think of the Spain in terms of big aircraft projects - no offense intended
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