Airbus outgoing chief executive Tom Enders expressed hopes Boeing and U.S. Feder...
CEO Tom Enders and General Counsel John Harrison of Airbus attend the company's annual general meeting in Amsterdam, Netherlands April 10, 2019. REUTERS/Piroschka van de Wouw
“Accidents like the one in Ethiopia create doubts for safety, not just concerning one manufacturer of aircraft but all manufacturers, for the public,” Enders told shareholders on Wednesday. His designated successor, planemaking chief Guillaume Faury, said in answer to a shareholder’s question that the 737 MAX had a different architecture to the Airbus A320neo but added: “we continue to look very seriously at our own safety practices.”
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