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Airbus Weighs Impact of A320 Fuselage Quality Issue on Aircraft Deliveries, CEO Tells Reuters

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--Airbus is evaluating the impact that a quality issue with metal panels on hundreds of A320 jets could have on aircraft deliveries in December, Reuters reports, citing an interview with Chief Executive Guillaume Faury.

--Faury said that Airbus had a rather weak November "because we had aircraft that we had to stop in the process of going from the end of production to delivery," Reuters reports. Airbus will hold calls later on Tuesday to review the impact on operations resulting from the panel issue, according to the report.

--Airbus hasn't yet posted November deliveries. The company dispatched 585 aircraft to customers by the end of October and is targeting roughly 820 deliveries for the whole year. 




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