By Dimitri Rhodes and Tim Hepher Airbus cut its full-year commercial delivery target by 4% to around 790 jets on Wednesday but maintained its financial goals, sending its shares bouncing higher as the European planemaker cleared the air over its latest industrial setback. The decision to act came a day after CEO Guillaume Faury confirmed “weak” November deliveries due to a fuselage quality problem and told Reuters that Airbus would decide on the impact for the rest of the year “in the hours and days” to come. Airbus shares rose more than 3%, after falling nearly 7% over the past
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