The management shakeup at Airbus and its parent EADS that was announced Thursday, which promotes Airbus CEO Tom Enders to chief executive at EADS, marks a follow-through on the Franco-German compromise hammered out in the 2007 summer.
The management shakeup at Airbus and its parent EADS that was announced Thursday, which promotes Airbus CEO Tom Enders to chief executive at EADS, marks a follow-through on the Franco-German compromise hammered out in the 2007 summer (ATW Daily News, Jan. 26). EADS agreed in 2007 to end its clunky dual-CEO management structure and Enders became Airbus CEO with an eye toward stabilizing an aircraft manufacturer then enduring near constant senior management turnover. Enders, co-EADS CEO ...
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