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Airbus sales chief expects some export credit cover in 2017

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Published Tue, Mar 7, 2017 · 09:50 PM

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AIRBUS expects to have access to European export credit financing on a "case by case" basis in 2017, its sales chief said on Monday, granting it a respite from a series of setbacks.

European Export Credit Agencies (ECA) suspended financing for Airbus deliveries in 2016 amid a UK investigation into discrepancies in paperwork over the use of intermediaries.

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