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Aerospace and defence company EADS has opened an office in Canada to further strengthen its foothold in aerospace research and development in the country.

Aerospace and defence company EADS has opened an office in Canada to strengthen its foothold in aerospace research and development in the country.

 

The office will be located in the National Research Council’s Institute for Aerospace Research (NRC-IAR) facility in Montreal and follows the signing of a five-year memorandum of understanding (MoU) between EADS and NRC to collaborate on research, technology and development within Canada.

 

In view of this understanding, EADS-owned Airbus has already signed a 10-year framework cooperation agreement with NRC, covering subjects ranging from manufacturing technologies to flight tests for environmental investigations.

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