Airbus opens unified industrial centre in Cadiz, Spain

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Airbus inaugurated its renovated factory in El Puerto de Santa María, Spain, on 8 October, creating a unified site that combines teams and production lines previously split between El Puerto and Puerto Real.

The consolidated Cadiz site now employs 750 people, was expanded by 4,000 m² to accommodate lines from the A320, A330 and A350 programmes, and involved an investment of more than €90 million, adding logistics parcels and new service buildings while featuring high automation to support a higher production cadence.

The facility produces parts for the A400M, A330 MRTT, C295 and Eurofighter aircraft.

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