Airbus to convert former A380 facility in Broughton for A321 wing production
In brief
Airbus is investing £150 million to convert its former A380 wing production facility in Broughton, Wales, into a dedicated line for A321 wings. The conversion is expected to be completed by the end of the year as Airbus expands A320 family production capacity.
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What changed
- 21 Sept, 07:58Airbus to ramp up A321 wing production in Broughton · aero.uk
- 21 Sept, 14:36Airbus Reinvests £150 Million to Turn Former A380 Facility into High-Rate A321 Wing Plant · Aviation News EU
- 22 Sept, 08:00Former A380 wing factory to produce A321 wings as Airbus adds capacity · Air Data News
- 22 Sept, 08:21Airbus converts former A380 wing facility to A321 line in push to rate 75 · AeroTime
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aero.ukfavorable78%„this latest investment ensures Airbus' "Home of Wings" is well prepared to meet future aircraft production targets”
Airbus to ramp up A321 wing production in Broughton ↗
AviTraderneutral98%„Airbus is investing £150 million to convert its former A380 wing production facility”
Airbus converts Broughton A380 plant for A321 production ↗- Aviation News EUneutral99%
„Airbus is investing over $200 million ... to transform a former A380 wing manufacturing plant”
Airbus Invests Over $200 Million to Rebuild Broughton Factory for A321 Production ↗
AeroTimeneutral96%„Airbus is spending over $200 million”
Airbus converts former A380 wing facility to A321 line in push to rate 75 ↗
UK Aviation Newsneutral98%„Airbus is investing £150 million to transform its former A380 wing production facility”
Airbus invests £150 million to transform Broughton A380 facility for A321 wing production ↗
Air Data Newsneutral98%„Airbus will invest around US$200 million in the UK facility”
Former A380 wing factory to produce A321 wings as Airbus adds capacity ↗
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