Airbus planemaking chief moves to new HQ in show of unity
Fabrice Bregier becomes number two in the group while CEO Tom Enders tightens his grip on power
Paris
AFTER top-level restructuring at Airbus come the musical chairs and a new logo intended to convey unity as the European giant aims to refocus its management without a return to past infighting.
In a symbolic move, the man in charge of making Airbus jets has reluctantly agreed to leave his office by the vast factories in Toulouse and move to a new corporate headquarters in the same southern French city, people familiar with the matter said.
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