Former Airbus chief Jean Pierson has died, say former colleagues By Reuters

November 4, 2021 admin Stock News 0

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PARIS (Reuters) – Jean Pierson, a French industrialist who propelled planemaker Airbus onto the global jet market and began its transformation from a loose consortium into a European aerospace giant, has died, former colleagues said on Thursday.

Pierson died at the age of 80 in southern France. He ran Toulouse-based Airbus between 1985 and 1998 and was credited with striking its first major deals to penetrate Boeing (NYSE:)’s home market in the United States.

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