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Airbus seeks to rebuild trust as A400M systems fall short
Published Sun, Aug 2, 2015 · 09:50 PM
Paris
AIRBUS Group has told buyer nations of the A400M transporter aircraft that it cannot deliver all of its high-tech defences according to plan, casting a shadow over some of its military uses as Europe battles growing instability on its borders.
The troop and cargo lifter was developed at a cost of 20 billion euros (S$30 billion) for seven European Nato nations and is already in service with French forces in Mali.
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