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Liste Des Candidats Cftc LISTE DES CANDIDATS CFTC Nom Prénom Entreprise ROMAIN Frédéric ATR GAU Isabelle AIRBUS SAS LOZIER Jean-François ONERA GARRIGUES Jacques AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS OLLIVIER Thierry STELIA AEROSPACE LYON Christophe AIRBUS HELICOPTERS CROSNIER Emmanuel AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE VIGNERON Sylvie DAHER BONGRAND Denis AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS ALLER Eric MBDA FRANCE ZUCCHI Béatrice AIRBUS HELICOPTERS DEGRANGE Eric APSYS FRANCE SUAZE Corinne AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE VELETCHY Florent AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS SALIBA Dominique DASSAULT AVIATION BASSET Philippe AIRBUS BUSINESS ACADEMY ARTHUR Marie-Pierre AIRBUS SAS COLLINS Jérôme NAVBLUE AUFFRAY Maryline ATR OUDOT Bernadette AIRBUS DS SLC SAS DEVOS Aurélie AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS FERAUD Guy AIRBUS HELICOPTERS ABADIE Jean-Christophe AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS DMYTRUK Martine ATR DE PAYSAC Damien AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE BACABARA Corinne AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS LECONTE Philippe ATR PINTO Laetitia ASB STAWICKI Renaud ARIANEGROUP SAS BARBEROUSSE François AIRBUS SAS SAINT-ANTONIN Laurent AIRBUS ONEWEB SATELLITES SAS AUVINET Marc AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS BELLORGE Marina AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS NEFF David AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS BRY Hervé AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE DEHAN Marc AIRBUS HELICOPTERS DELNEVO Alexia AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE ELUARD Estelle AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS PERRIN Olivier AIRBUS DS SLC SAS FRANCOIS Vincent AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS ERMINE Marie AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS BARUSSAUD Alain ARIANEGROUP SAS GURRET Joël STELIA AEROSPACE HEULIN Charlotte AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS IBANEZ Jean-François AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS CHARPIN Philippe AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE LEPIED Anne AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS LEROUGE Marc STELIA AEROSPACE MORELLO Patrice ATR MOTTIER Bertrand AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS O-KEEFE Marie-pierre AIRBUS SAS HENNEQUIN Hélène DASSAULT AVIATION OTTAVIANO Ciro ATR SANTAMARIA Julie MBDA FRANCE FOULIARD Sébastien AIRBUS HELICOPTERS THOMAS Christophe AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS VIALADE Fabien AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS VOLI-MARQUIE Yolande AIRBUS SAS BONNET Luc AIRBUS SAS SABATINO Raffaele STELIA AEROSPACE AUBIN José AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS THOREL Bruno AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS BULLIAT Dominique AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE DALLACON Sébastien MBDA FRANCE THIELO Youssouf ATR MOYEN Eric AIRBUS SAS DEDIEU Fabrice AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS CHEDOTAL Ludovic STELIA AEROSPACE DAOUST Emmanuel AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE MAU Philippe AIRBUS HELICOPTERS PRADAYROL Corinne ATR CASSAGNAU Maryse AIRBUS SAS SELLIER Guillaume STELIA AEROSPACE GLOTAIN Gwenaëlle AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS BOCHATON Romuald AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS SCIANDRA Diane AIRBUS DS SLC SAS CIRIMELE Luigi AIRBUS HELICOPTERS MEUNIER Gérald APSYS FRANCE DENEUVILLE Georges AIRBUS SAS LEMOINE Lydie AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE DESROUSSEAUX Florian AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS GUILLON Jocelyn AIRBUS HELICOPTERS MOUNEY Loïc AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS DOUSSIN Béatrice AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE ESTEVENY Xavier ATR THOMINE Erick APSYS FRANCE SOUCHET Rémy AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS COUTAUD Nathalie AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE JONAS Olivier AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS ARRIGONI Aurélien AIRBUS HELICOPTERS CONTAT Marc AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE MERIEUX Luc AIRBUS SAS PLO Aymeric AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS TORTIA Olivier AIRBUS HELICOPTERS ARRIGHI Michèle AIRBUS SAS GAMACHE Patrick ONERA BUHLER Geneviève AIRBUS HELICOPTERS CADET Willy AIRBUS OPERATIONS SAS FENECH Marc AIRBUS HELICOPTERS JEAMBRUN Denis AIRBUS DEFENCE AND SPACE .
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