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    Airbus Group SE / Key word(s): Miscellaneous

    30.09.2016 08:00

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    Ad-hoc release, 30 September 2016

    Airbus Steps Up Integration

    - Merging Group and Commercial Aircraft into new entity

    - Simplifying governance and driving efficiency

    - New entity and Divisions branded Airbus as of 1 January 2017

    Airbus Group (stock exchange symbol: AIR) further integrates by merging
    its Group structure with its largest division Airbus Commercial Aircraft
    into a new entity. Last night, the Board of Directors of Airbus Group
    approved a respective proposal by the company's Chief Executive Officer
    (CEO) Tom Enders.

    "Already in July, we launched a transformation programme that is heavily
    focused on digitalisation of the company's core processes and tools," Tom
    Enders said. "It will impact the way the company and its employees will
    work and the way we organise Airbus in the future. Lean structures and
    speedy decision-making are prerequisites for the success of digital
    transformation. The merger of Airbus Group and Airbus paves the way for an
    overhaul of our corporate set- up, simplifies our company's governance,
    eliminates redundancies and supports further efficiencies, while at the
    same time driving further integration of the entire Group. The other two
    divisions, Defence and Space led by Dirk Hoke and Helicopters led by
    Guillaume Faury, remain integral parts of the Group and will derive
    considerable benefit from the merger through more focused business support
    and reduced costs."

    The new entity will be led by CEO Tom Enders. Fabrice Brégier will become
    Chief Operating Officer (COO) and President Airbus Commercial Aircraft. As
    COO, Brégier will have group-wide responsibilities, inter alia for
    reshaping digital operations - the core part of the group's transformation
    programme - as well as for global supply chain and quality.

    "We are bringing Team Airbus closer together, recognizing that our
    Commercial Aircraft Division is by far the largest contributor to our
    company's revenues and financials. We are committed to delivering the next
    level of performance by, for example, further streamlining our corporate
    structures and establishing a simpler and leaner organization overall with
    less bureaucracy, closer collaboration and faster processes," explained Tom
    Enders.

    The details of the merger and its resulting impacts are now subject to
    discussions with the social partners on Group, national and divisional
    level.

    The merger provides the opportunity to introduce a single Airbus brand for
    the Group and all its entities, effective January 2017.

    These latest efforts are the continuation of a number of integration and
    normalisation steps, which Airbus has taken in recent years: In 2012, the
    company combined the Human Resources and Finance departments of both Airbus
    Group (then EADS) and Airbus. The Group also relocated its headquarters to
    Toulouse. In 2013, the Group fundamentally reshaped its corporate
    governance and shareholder structure, moving away from a Franco-German
    joint venture to a fully independent Board of Directors and a free-float of
    more than 70 percent. Subsequent steps brought the company's rebranding
    (EADS became Airbus Group) and the Group-wide integration and streamlining
    of additional functions.

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    About Airbus Group
    Airbus Group is a global leader in aeronautics, space and related services.
    In 2015, the Group - comprising Airbus, Airbus Defence and Space and Airbus
    Helicopters - generated revenues of EUR 64.5 billion and employed a
    workforce of around 136,600.

    Contacts:
    Martin Agüera +49 (0)175 227 4369
    Stefan Schaffrath +33 (0)561 934 299
    Rod Stone +33 (0)531 085 826


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    Company: Airbus Group SE
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