Germany not scrapping plane programme


BERLIN: Germany is not considering cancelling the troubled Airbus Group SE A400M transport plane programme despite an ongoing series of problems, a German government source said yesterday.

Airbus expected to deliver four to six A400M aircraft to the German military this year, it said. The government is looking at options to deal with a temporary bottleneck in transport needs through leasing and other bilateral options with France, Britain and the US, said the source. Neither Airbus nor engine-maker MTU Aero Engines AG expect that current issues with the A400M engine will necessitate a major redesign of the engine, said the source. – Reuters

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