Airbus: Laser Focused On Its Strengths

Anand Stanley, President, Airbus Asia-Pacific

07-Aug-24 08:00

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The world's largest aeroplane manufacturer, Airbus, has navigated the post-Covid-19 years with increased demand for its aircraft as travel returns with a vengeance amid an increased awareness that sustainability needs to also be a driving force. Anand Stanley, president of Airbus Asia-Pacific, joins us to discuss the path this European multinational aerospace corporation is embarking on following its most recent quarterly results coming in below analysts' expectations.

Produced by: Tun Hizami Hashim

Presented by: Keith Kam

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