EADS y Airbus informan de grandes progresos en las negociaciones con los siete países compradores del A400M.
El acuerdo alcanzado perfila los detalles que faltaban tras las conversaciones de Marzo 2010.
El acuerdo anterior preveía un incremento de costes de 2.000 millones de euros sobre los 20.000 millones previstos.
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EADS and Airbus have reported significant progress in their contractual discussions with the seven European buyers for their Airbus Military A400M transport, after a fresh round of talks in France.
“The agreement, finalised today in Toulouse in the presence of the French defence minister Hervé Morin, the national armament directors and other representatives from all customer nations, is the long awaited further detailing of the principle agreement reached in March 2010,” Airbus says.
The earlier agreement outlined a €2 billion ($2.8 billion) increase in the A400M’s previous €20 billion programme value for the development and production of 180 aircraft, plus provisions for the member nations to invest a further $1.5 billion. The latter sum will be provided under a so-called export levy facility intended to support future international sales efforts. Airbus says a final agreement on the new contract should be reached before the end of this year.
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