Any person, acting alone or in concert (as defined in the Netherlands Act on reporting of shareholdings, Wet melding zeggenschap in ter beurze genoteerde vennootschappen 1996 (the “WMZ”)), acquiring or disposing of, directly or indirectly, an interest in the share capital or voting rights of the Company resulting in such person, after such acquisition or disposal, being in a different range of thresholds in terms of capital or voting rights than that in which he was prior to such acquisition or disposal is required by the WMZ to promptly notify the Company and the AFM of such interests. The same notification requirements apply in relation to acquiring or disposing of actual or contingent rights to obtain shares or voting rights. The applicable ranges of relevant interests pursuant to the WMZ are as follows: 0% to 5%; 5% to 10%; 10% to 25%; 25% to 50%; 50% to 66 2/3%; 66 2/3% and over. The disclosures are published by the AFM on its website (www.afm.nl). Furthermore, pursuant to the WMZ, the AFM is required to publish an advertisement in a nationally distributed newspaper in each of the Member States of the European Economic Area where the shares are admitted to trading on a regulated market (France, Germany and Spain). It is expected that the WMZ will be amended on or prior to 20th January 2007, amongst others, to implement certain provisions of EC Directive 2004/109 dated 15th December 2004. In addition, the Articles of Association require notification to the Company in the event of an acquisition or disposal of an interest resulting, for any person acting alone or in concert, in a change of range from or to the ranges 25% to 33 1/3% and 33 1/3% to 50%.

According to paragraph 26 of the German Securities Trading Act (Wertpapierhandelsgesetz), the Company has to publish in a German supra-regional mandatory stock exchange newspaper, if the percentage of voting rights held by a shareholder of the Company reaches, exceeds or falls short of 5%, 10%, 25%, 50% or 75% of the voting rights.

The Company has to inform the CNMV and the Spanish Stock Exchanges of any disclosure of holdings exceeding the above mentioned thresholds that it receives.

The Articles of Association also require that any person acquiring directly or indirectly or with others with whom it is acting in concert (as defined in the WMZ) more than one tenth of the issued share capital or voting rights of the Company must notify the Company of its intentions (i) to buy or sell shares of the Company in the following 12 months; (ii) to continue or to stop acquiring shares or voting rights of the Company; (iii) to acquire control of the Company; or (iv) to seek to designate a member of the Board of Directors of the Company. The Company will provide the AMF with the information received in this context.

The AMF has indicated that it will publish a notice concerning any communication so transmitted. The CNMV and the Spanish Stock Exchanges will publish all such notifications received.

Failure to comply with the legal obligation to notify a change in range of thresholds under the WMZ is a criminal offence punishable by criminal and administrative penalties as well as civil law penalties, including the suspension of voting rights.

Disclosure Requirements for Members of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee

Disclosure of holdings

In addition to the WMZ requirements regarding disclosure of holdings, members of the Board of Directors must report to the AFM the number of shares in EADS and attached voting rights (1) held by him or an entity controlled by him, within two weeks following their appointment as director, whether or not such shareholdings reach specified thresholds. Subsequently, any member of the Board of Directors is required to notify to the AFM any changes in such number of shares in EADS and attached voting rights.

The Company has to inform the AMF, the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, the CNMV and the Spanish Stock Exchanges of any disclosure of holdings by the Directors involving shares of the Company that it receives. The CNMV and the Spanish Stock Exchanges will publish such received notifications. In addition, the Company must update the information contained in its website related to holding of shares by Directors.

Disclosure of transactions carried out on any securities issued by the Company

Pursuant to section 47a of the WTE, certain persons discharging managerial responsibilities within the Company (i.e., for EADS, the members of the Board of Directors and of the Executive Committee) and, where applicable, persons closely associated with them must in principle notify the AFM of all transactions conducted for their own account relating to shares of the Company, or to derivatives or other financial instruments linked to them. These persons have to notify the AFM of the transactions within five trading days unless the aggregate amount of such transactions does not exceed €5,000 in respect of all transactions in a calendar year.

According to paragraph 15a of the German Securities Trading Act, persons with significant managerial responsibility with respect to the Company (i.e., for EADS, the members of the Board of Directors and the members of the Executive Committee), or the persons closely associated with them, must disclose transactions conducted for their own account involving shares of the Company or financial instruments that relate to those shares, especially derivatives. These persons have to notify the Company and the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority of the transactions within five trading days unless the aggregate amount of such transactions does not exceed €5,000 in respect of all transactions in a calendar year. The Company is required to publish the notification without undue delay on the Company’s website or in a German supra-regional mandatory stock exchange newspaper. To some extent, this requirement also applies in connection with employee profit sharing and incentive plans and other kinds of stock option plans granted by the Company.

Pursuant to Spanish law, EADS must report to the CNMV and the Spanish Stock Exchanges any disclosures of transactions it receives and which is carried out by the members of the Board of Directors on both EADS shares and derivative instruments linked to them made under the law applicable to the Company (i.e., Dutch law).

Pursuant to Articles 222−14, 222−15, 222−15−1 and 222−15−2 of the AMF General Regulations, directors, persons with significant managerial responsibility with respect to the Company and having access on a regular basis to inside information about the Company (members of the Board of Directors and members of the Executive Committee), and, where applicable, any person closely associated with them, must report by e-mail to the AMF, within a period of five trading days following completion, any transactions in securities of the Company carried out by these persons, unless the aggregate amount of such transactions does not exceed €5,000 in respect of all transactions carried out in a calendar year. These persons must also provide the AMF with the confirmation of the order. The AMF makes such disclosure information publicly available on its website. In addition, the Company must establish, update and provide the AMF with a list detailing the persons with significant managerial responsibility with respect to the Company and having access on a regular basis to inside information about the Company.