With Airbus' A380 superjumbo jet turning into more and more of an albatross, the plane maker and its biggest shareholder are shaking up senior management.
Noel Forgeard, the co-chief executive of European Aeronautic Defence & Space and the CEO of Airbus until last year, stepped down Sunday. EADS, which owns an 80% stake in Airbus, is scrambling to win back investor confidence after announcing last month that production problems would cause a second major delay in A380 deliveries. The U.K.'s BAE Systems owns the remaining 20% of Airbus.
Louis Gallois, who heads France's SNCF state railway and is an EADS board member, will take over Forgeard's post and work together with the other co-chief executive, Tom Enders. ...
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