BBC: Jobs fears as euro gets stronger
More cuts may have to be made at Airbus if the euro continues to remain strong against the dollar, an executive at the European planemaker has warned.
Chief operating officer Fabrice Bregier told French radio station BFM a further 1bn euros may need to be added to a savings plan based on a $1.35 euro.
On Friday the euro hit a fresh record high against the dollar of $1.4120.
New projects threatened
European industrialists are concerned that the euro's rise is hurting exports and could lead to job cuts in European manufacturing.
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