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HomeDaily NewsThursday, July 24, 2025Aerospace Industry Expansion in Africa
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Aerospace Industry Expansion in Africa

Airbus inaugurates aircraft support centre in Johannesburg; Tesla aims to produce more affordable vehicles.

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Airbus opens aircraft support centre in Johannesburg

Airbus opens aircraft support centre in Johannesburg

Airbus has launched a new customer support centre in Johannesburg to cater to airlines operating its commercial aircraft throughout Africa.

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Airbus has launched a new customer support centre in Johannesburg to cater to airlines operating its commercial aircraft throughout Africa.

  • This centre will provide essential services including technical support, maintenance, training, and performance analysis for various Airbus models.
  • The facility aims to improve operational reliability for nearly 40 airlines flying over 260 Airbus aircraft on the continent.
  • This initiative reflects the increasing demand for air travel in Africa and Airbus's commitment to enhancing local aviation infrastructure.
Thursday 8:32 AMCapital Business

Tesla pledges to make cheaper cars as issues mount

Tesla pledges to make cheaper cars as issues mount

Tesla has announced plans to produce cheaper cars and seek approval for its self-driving software in Europe this year amid declining sales and profits.

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Tesla has announced plans to produce cheaper cars and seek approval for its self-driving software in Europe this year amid declining sales and profits.

  • Revenue in Q2 fell 12%, marking the largest drop in a decade, and car deliveries plunged 14%.
  • CEO Elon Musk aims for increased sales in Europe once self-driving software is approved, mentioning the Netherlands as a potential first market.
  • The company faces challenges from reduced US government support for electric cars and competition from Chinese automakers, alongside a recent warning of potential $300 million losses attributed to US tariff policies.
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