Daily Memo: Safran Weathering, Adapting To Crises

Thierry Dubois February 25, 2021
The French company started 2021 under new leadership.
Credit: Safran
As Safran continues to withstand the COVID-19 and Boeing 737 MAX crises in 2021, action taken this year will be based on the measures the company successfully implemented in 2020, Safran CEO Olivier Andries anticipates. The company, which specializes in engines, cabin interiors and other aircraft...
Thierry Dubois

Thierry Dubois has specialized in aerospace journalism since 1997. An engineer in fluid dynamics from Toulouse-based Enseeiht, he covers the French commercial aviation, defense and space industries. His expertise extends to all things technology in Europe. Thierry is also the editor-in-chief of Aviation Week’s ShowNews. 

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