Airbus is preparing to shake up its senior leadership and appoint a dedicated head of its flagship civil aircraft business as Europe’s aerospace and defence champion seeks to tackle operational issues and geopolitical challenges.
Under the plans group chief executive Guillaume Faury will relinquish his role as head of the planemaking business to Christian Scherer, current group chief commercial officer, according to two people briefed on the situation, with Scherer reporting to Faury.
The revamp is the most significant shake-up at the top of Airbus since Faury took over as chief executive in April 2019.
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