European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company (EADS) CEO Louis Gallois said on July 7 that the temporary suspension of aircraft delivery would have an impact on its operating capital flow while starting to prepare for the production of the first batch of A350 aircraft at the beginning of 2010. Gallois said that EADS had already reduced the production rate of A380 aircraft, Chengdu special price air tickets, and compressed the production volume of A320 aircraft, only maintaining the production status of A330 aircraft. This situation will obviously bring adverse effects on the capital flow required for the company's operations. Guangzhou special price air tickets.
Gallois pointed out that the production status of the A350 aircraft was good. EADS currently has no plan to raise funds from shareholders because it currently owns net cash of more than 8 billion euros, so there is no need to raise funds from shareholders. Gallois said that EADS currently did not know how the A400M military transport aircraft issue would affect its cash flow, but would wait and see the situation when the negotiations on this issue were over.