Airbus Helicopters expects business to stay flat this year
once falling orders in 2015 as issues within the oil and gas sector still weigh
down demand, the pinnacle of the unit of airliner cluster (AIR.PA), Guillaume
Faury, same on weekday.
The world's biggest maker of civil helicopters saw
deliveries drop to 395 in 2015 from 471 within the previous year, whereas
orders fell to 383 from 402 in 2014, Faury told the company's annual press
conference.
"We expect a really low level of orders for helicopters
for the oil and gas sector a minimum of for succeeding 2 years," he said,
noting overcapacity of significant helicopters therein trade.
Airbus Helicopters has been hit as oil firms get to scale
back prices following a slump within the value of oil, though customers have
delayed instead of off orders, per Faury.
The chief government another that he hoped to attain a
book-to-bill quantitative relation of quite one - indicating growth in business
- this year once missing that focus on last year, banking on delayed military
contracts being signed.
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