WTO finds Airbus still receives some EU subsidies - sources
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- Switzerland
The World Trade Organization has found that the European Union has failed to withdraw all subsidies to planemaker Airbus, three people familiar with the matter said. A new compliance report expected to be published as soon as Monday has found that the Airbus A350 jetliner continues to be subsidized as a result of earlier government loans, they said.
However, the WTO could scale back the amount of harm deemed to have been caused to U.S. rival Boeing, which led to a WTO decision to approve up to $7.5 billion of U.S. tariffs against the EU earlier this year, two of the people said. Neither the WTO nor the parties in the 15-year-old trade case, which involves mutual claims of billions of dollars of subsidies to both planemakers, had any immediate comment.
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