During the MAKS-2015 airshow last week, Christopher Buckley, Airbus EVP Europe, Africa, Asia and Pacific said: "We had to manage our way through the sanctions that are in place over the last year or two, and there is no doubt that sometimes it is a little bit challenging, but I think our clear objective is knowing that as time goes on we need to deliver all our aircraft to Russia”.
Source: RT
“We have great long-term confidence in the Russian marketplace so we will keep doing business even with the sanctions in place."
He added that Russia is a market that will require 2.000 large jet aircraft in 20 years.
Airbus has been the unique major foreign aircraft producer to display a brand new airplane at theMAKS-2015 expo in the Moscow Region.
Airbus has an engineering office in Russia that has been working in the A350 program with stress support for rear Fuselage.
Source: aapsky
Additionally it has contracts in place since many years ago with VSMPO, the largest titanium supplier in the world.
Based on the article “Airbus presents A-350-900 at MAKS-2015 aviation expo, will continue Russia investments” published in RT.
Obviously the Titanium has nothing to do with it!
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