Airbus sees supply chain recovery as it targets 870 deliveries
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KUALA LUMPUR: Airbus is confident that its supply chain is showing signs of recovery as the aircraft manufacturer works towards its target of delivering around 870 commercial aircraft this year.
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Airbus Asia Pacific president Anand Stanley said the company is seeing improvements in multiple areas of its supply chain as it ramps up production.
"We are growing and stabilising our supply chain and we see improvements in multiple areas, which are facilitating the significant rate increase.
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