Contrary to what Senator Maria Cantwell seemed to suggest, it's not EADS has changed its offer but Boeing, which has adjusted its offer.
EADS KC-45 offers its based on the A330 and will be built and assembled in the U.S., creating over 48,000 jobs in the United States. A plane which is already operational and certified.
Many analysts already give the KC-45 as the winner but politics being the game, it is likely that the U.S. move towards a shared solution, namely a half-controlled Boeing and EADS-controlled half.
Congratulations to EADS North America have continued, despite the doubts and abandoning his partner, believing in this amazing aircraft.
EADS North America has icts Submitted final bid for US Air Force Tanker deal. As Thomas Enders said, EADS has made a very good offer to the US Air Force and it's not EADS style to make hectic corrections at the last minute. On the contrary, Boeing has revised its bid to be even more competitive.
Senator Maria Cantwell has clearly stated that EADS has seen Boeing proprietary data and would use it to adjust its price. What is strange is that it's not EADS who revised its price but Boeing. What should we think about that?
EADS North America is offering its KC-45, based on the successful A330 platform. The KC-45 will be built in the United States by 48,000 American workers. A Tanker that is already operational, flying and certified.
Many analysts are already predicting The KC-45 as the winner of The Competition. However, this is Not only a Technical Competition, The Best aircraft based there, there's est aussi politics. And I would not Be Surprised if, finally, the U.S. Air Force Chooses a split buy.
Congratulation to EADS North America To Have The race continues Beside not HAVING ITS original partner, Northrop Grumman.
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