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msn.com | Louis Goss
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msn.com | Louis Goss
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yahoo.com | Louis Goss
China is drawing up plans to order hundreds of Airbus planes as Xi Jinping seeks to build closer ties with Europe. Beijing is in talks with the European aerospace giant to order up to 500 jets against the backdrop of the trade war with the US. If completed, the order could be announced at a summit in the Chinese capital next month where Xi will host Friedrich Merz, the new German chancellor, and Emmanuel Macron, the president of France, as first reported by Bloomberg.
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telegraph.co.uk | Louis Goss
The proposed agreement would be one of the largest single orders of commercial aircraft ever. The current record is held by Indian airline IndiGo, which ordered 500 Airbus planes in 2023. It would likely be China's largest order ever too, overtaking the $37bn (£27bn) spent on 300 Airbus jets three years ago. The deal highlights China's lingering dependence on imported planes despite its attempts to build up its own aerospace industry.
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telegraph.co.uk | Louis Goss
A spokesman for BCG said: "In October 2024, BCG agreed to provide pro bono support to help establish an aid organisation intended to operate alongside multilateral efforts to deliver humanitarian support to Gaza.""Unapproved follow-on work relating to Gaza lacked buy-in from multilateral stakeholders and was stopped on May 30. BCG has not and will not be paid for any of this work.
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