Airbus Broughton factory unaffected by Dubai order cancellation
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Airbus opened a new factory at Broughton in 2011 making wings for the A350
Production at the Airbus wing-making factory in Flintshire will not be hit by a decision by Dubai's Emirates Airline to cancel an order for 70 A350 jets.
A Broughton factory spokesperson said Airbus still has 742 orders for the plane on its books.
In 2007, Emirates placed 50 orders for the A350-900 and 20 for the A350-1000, with deliveries due from 2019.
UK engine maker Rolls-Royce said the cancellation would cost it £2.6bn.
In 2011, Airbus opened a £400m plant at Broughton making carbon-fibre wings for the A350.
- Published11 June 2014
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