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Airbus Celebrates, By John Sharp

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In his article, Airbus Celebrates, John Sharp, discusses the opening of Airbus in Mobile, Alabama. On September 14, 2015 Airbus, a worldwide company that builds aircrafts, celebrated the opening of their first manufacturing facility in the United States. The celebration was held in the large 210,000 foot building where the aircrafts will be made. During the hour long ceremony, many CEOs of Airbus gave speeches about the eleven year project. Specifically speaking, CEO and Group Chairman of Airbus, Tom Enders, made a point to vaguely boast about the companies accomplishments. Enders explained that many doubted the success they would have producing and selling in the United States. Following up with this, he and others showed their gratitude

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