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THE strenuous denials by the German authorities at the suggestion they may be withdrawing from international co‐operation in the aviation industry affords an interesting comparison with the declaration of General Pierre Gallois of Dassault‐Breguet. He declares that international co‐operatives are not only more costly than self‐contained projects but do not offer economic export prospects.

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