The order, reportedly for 250 aircraft over several years, will benefit bothThe Department for Business and Trade said the wings, designed by Airbus at Filton near Bristol, will be assembled at the company's Broughton site in North Wales.They are assembled and tested in Derby.
In a statement, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said:"This landmark deal between Air India, Airbus and Rolls-Royce demonstrates that the sky's the limit for the UK's thriving aerospace sector.At least 40 of the planes on order are Airbus A350s, which are powered by Rolls-Royce XWB engines "The UK is already a top investment destination, and by building trade ties with growing economic powers like India we will ensure UK businesses remain at the forefront of global growth and innovation."
Nice 747.
Today Good news for British businesses many high skilled jobs will be supported by this Airindia order .Same day Indian govt send strong message to double standard crap BBC by conducting Raids in their offices. Just for survival BBC making biased documentaries with Chinese funds
You do know that’s a Boeing 747 ✈️