Airbus has given a contract to Morgan Ashurst to build a new wing assembly plant at Airbus’ Broughton factory in north-east Wales.
The £71m factory will be used to assemble carbon-fibre wings on Airbus aircrafts.
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The construction company will work with its sister company Morgan Professional Services to deliver the 53,000m2 facility.
The facility will be sustainable and energy-efficient and capable of meeting the Airbus’ current and future production needs, the Daily Post reports, quoting a senior official from Morgan Ashurst.
The A350 will be the first jet to be fitted with the wings at the new assembly plant.
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