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Airbus wants more 'Made in India' aircraft parts: From titanium to complex assemblies, here's what company plans to source next

Airbus wants more 'Made in India' aircraft parts: From titanium to complex assemblies, here's what company plans to source next

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    New Delhi, November 3 (IANS): IndiGo will continue to prioritise its core short-haul business even as it accelerates overseas expansion, Chief Executive Officer Willie Walsh said on Tuesday.Speaking at the Aviation India and South Asia 2026 conference here, Walsh said that the airline currently…

    — The Morung Express

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    Airbus plans to increase its annual sourcing of components and services from India to USD 2 billion before 2030, up from the current USD 1.6 billion. India head Jurgen Westermeier called the country a "very important market" and stressed the need to strengthen local manufacturing, MRO infrastructure…

    — The Economic Times

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Airbus plans to increase its annual sourcing of components and services from India to USD 2 billion before 2030, up from the current USD 1.6 billion. India head Jurgen Westermeier called the country a "very important market" and stressed the need to strengthen local manufacturing, MRO infrastructure…

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Airbus wants more 'Made in India' aircraft parts: From titanium to complex assemblies, here's what company plans to source next

Airbus plans to increase its annual sourcing of components and services from India to USD 2 billion before 2030, up from the current USD 1.6 billion. India head Jurgen Westermeier called the country a "very important market" and stressed the need to strengthen local manufacturing, MRO infrastructure…

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