EADS, the company that makes Europe's Airbus aircraft, plans to double turnover by 2020 to around 80 billion euros (125 billion dollars), chief executive Louis Gallois said Monday, according to DPA. Half that figure would be achieved by the wholly owned Airbus subsidiary, Gallois told the company's annual general meeting in Amsterdam. Gallois predicted orders could come down as a result of current high fuel prices. EADS President Ruediger Grube expressed full confidence in management in the face of a continuing investigation into insider trading by the French AMF financial authority.