Airbus SE (EPA: AIR) said on Friday that its monthly jet deliveries came in the highest in September this year. It, however, didn’t log new sales as the Coronavirus pandemic continues to weigh on the global demand for air travel resulting in unprecedented levels of cash burn for airlines. Shares of the company closed almost flat on Friday. At £60.55 per share, Airbus is currently about 50% down year to date in the stock market after recovering from a low of £44.71 per share in mid-May. Interested in investing in the stock market online? Here’s a simple guide to get
Full ArticleAirbus delivers 57 passenger planes in September up from 39 in August
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