Business · Companies · 12 hrs ago
Dutch aviation industry seeks role supplying Airbus’s next aircraft
The Dutch aviation industry wants to supply Airbus’s next aircraft.
Airbus is developing a new aircraft that is expected to take to the skies in about ten years.
Dutch companies want to secure a role in its supply chain soon.
The aircraft’s development could also bring benefits for KLM, though no details are given.
The effort matters because it could link Dutch aviation businesses to a major aircraft project.
The plane is not expected to fly for about a decade.
The source gives no details on how Airbus will choose suppliers or what happens next.
The Dutch aviation industry wants to become a supplier for Airbus’s next aircraft.
Airbus is developing the aircraft.
The aircraft is expected to take to the skies in about ten years.
The article headline says KLM also stands to gain from the project.
- Who
- The Dutch aviation industry and Airbus. The headline also names KLM.
- What
- The Dutch aviation industry wants to supply Airbus’s next aircraft.
- When
- The aircraft is expected to fly in about ten years.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- The Dutch aviation industry wants to become a supplier for the aircraft.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Industry
- Dutch aviation industry
- Aircraft developer
- Airbus
- Expected flight
- In about ten years
- Potential beneficiary
- KLM