BAE Chief Slams 787 Subsidies From Japan

Edited by Patricia J. Parmalee July 17, 2006
BAE Systems chief Mike Turner says any resolution of the Boeing-Airbus trade dispute needs to take factor in Japanese subsidies of Boeing's new 787. The jetliner's wings are being built by Japanese companies, and Turner, whose company holds a 20% stake in Airbus, charges that Tokyo has provided...

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