Unions see jobs threat as Airbus scraps bid to build engine parts

TOULOUSE/PARIS (Reuters) - French unions and a regional body slammed a decision by Airbus to cancel plans to bring some engine work in-house on Tuesday, saying it would cost 350 French jobs.Airbus was due to take over production of some A320neo nacelles or engine housings from Raytheon Technologies Corp this month, gaining access to future maintenance profits.The plan dates back to 2017 when Airbus looked at "in-sourcing" two types of nacelle offered by France's Safran and what is now..