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Airbus (AIR FP) CEO says that relations with Dassault (AM FP) are not broken, but they are finding it difficult to progress to phase two of the FCAS fighter project

The Airbus CEO's comments suggest that, despite maintained relations with Dassault, progress on the FCAS fighter project is stalled, indicating potential challenges in collaboration and project timelines.

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This could impact investor sentiment towards Airbus and related defense sectors, particularly as it may delay revenue generation from this key initiative, which is crucial for future growth in a competitive market.

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