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Airbus’s Emirates Deal to Save A380 Jumbo Has Stalled

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Airbus SE’s latest order for the A380 superjumbo has reached an impasse amid drawn-out talks involving the engines, according to people familiar with the matter, possibly imperiling a crucial deal seen as a life-saver for the giant aircraft (www.bloomberg.com) More...

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ayayay
carlos rivera 2
That plane will be eventually finished due to size and also big time maintenance costswich never mentioned...777'S will be at the top due to proven endurance and operations economy...
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linbb
linbb 4
Wow MH370 didn't report this must be fake, LOL
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dc3orbust
dc3orbust 1
Greatest comment of the week !
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ffrcobra1
ffrcobra1 1
He’s sobbing so profusely he can’t see the keyboard.
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williambaker08
william baker 3
Lol he’s just like it’s not good news can’t be true about airbus. Boeing is the only one with bad news. Lmfao it’s cried so much he’s flooded the Carolinas lol.
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iflyfsx
iflyfsx 1
"Stall! Stall!"
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scott8733
scott8733 1
Cutting production to 6/ year may resemble Tai-Chi aircraft assembly.
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bkoskie
Billy Koskie 1
The A380 looks like it's going to have the same type of existence as the Concorde. Performs it's mission well, but never will be profitable. And Rolls Royce has some kind of manufacturing or design flaw in it's corporate DNA.
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joelwiley
joel wiley -2
Perhaps a different color of lipstick will improve engine performance.
For additional strategies that they could try to adapt, they could google lakota riding a dead horse.
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