Overview
- Airbus confirmed its directors are in Delhi this week for the company’s annual strategy meeting.
- According to The Economic Times, the board will meet senior Indian government officials as well as executives from IndiGo and Air India.
- The agenda includes tours of Tier‑1 suppliers Tata Advanced Systems in Hyderabad and Dynamatic Technologies in Karnataka.
- Airbus currently sources about $1.4 billion a year from more than 40 Indian suppliers and is targeting $2 billion by 2030, alongside training and defense and helicopter assembly projects.
- CEO Guillaume Faury has said India should focus on building a broader supply chain rather than seeking an immediate commercial jet final assembly line, even as speculation about deeper manufacturing continues.