Airbus (EADSY) CEO Guillaume Faury has warned staff the company must be prepared to adapt to new geopolitical risks after facing logistical and financial damage from U.S. protectionism as well as U.S.-China trade tensions, Tim Hepher of Reuters reports. “The beginning of 2026 is marked by an unprecedented number of crises and by unsettling geopolitical developments. We should proceed in a spirit of solidarity and self-reliance,” CEO Guillaume Faury said in an internal letter, according to Reuters.
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