PARIS (Reuters) -Airbus called on Wednesday for a swift return to a 1979 agreement between more than 30 countries that for decades ensured duty-free trading for aircraft and parts until the recent eruption of a trade war.
Chief Executive Guillaume Faury said there would be “only losers” from a prolonged tariff conflict, especially in the United States, home to the world’s largest aerospace parts manufacturing industry.
(Reporting by Tim HepherEditing by David Goodman)
