Hmmm, you have to wonder whether it will be EADS who might look for a way to walk away.....
EVIAN, France (AP) — The leaders of France and Britain pushed Monday for ambitious targets for tackling climate change and cracking down on uncooperative tax havens, ahead of upcoming meetings with other heads of state this week and in September.
The two leaders showed little sign of headway, however, on a stalled European military cargo plane project or defusing tensions over illegal immigrants crossing the English Channel from France to Britain...........
Neither leader said much about their talks on Europe's long-delayed and loss-making A400M military transport plane.
In a joint statement released later, the two leaders said they are "committed to finding a positive outcome for the renegotiation of the A400M program."
Airbus and parent company EADS, which are developing the aircraft, must "bear the consequences of the program delays and contribute to compensating for the resulting capability deficit," according to the statement.........