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Henri Ziegler, who died July 23 at age 92, can rightly be described as one of the most important founding fathers of today's Europewide aerospace industry.
In a career that included serving as president of Air France (194654), as well as at the highest levels of the French aviation industry, Ziegler was unique for his clear grasp of the enormous challenges facing France's aerospace sector as it struggled to craft a role in a postwar era dominated by the U.S....