A350XWB KAI Ribs Analysis Team onsite at Cabot UK Office

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April 2009: KAI A350XWB Ribs Team onsite at Cabot Designs' UK Office

> Korean Aerospace Industries rib analysis team joins Cabot’s ribs team in Wotton-Under-Edge.

> Cabot Design and KAI are working closely together to design the main wingbox ribs of the Airbus A350XWB.

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