Airbus apologises after some foreign visitors barred from entering aircraft at Singapore Airshow


The German Air Force's Airbus A400M was among 38 aircraft on display at the air show on Feb 24 and 25. - Reuters

SINGAPORE: European plane-maker Airbus has issued an apology after some Chinese visitors at the Singapore Airshow said they were denied access to an Airbus military transport aircraft on Feb 24.

The A400M, a four-engine turboprop plane, was among 38 aircraft on display at the air show on Feb 24 and 25, when the event was open to the public. The aircraft belongs to the German Air Force.

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