LONDON (Reuters) – The head of planemaker Airbus “turned the page” on the planemker’s past opposition to Brexit and pledged to keep wings production in Britain, but said the European aerospace giant hoped to be “better understood” on helicopters and space. Chief Executive Guillaume Faury was speaking to a London audience of executives at the UK Aviation Club shortly before sources said he was due to meet UK Prime Minister Liz Truss. Airbus declined comment on Faury’s schedule. UK officials had no immediate comment. Britain is running a competition for the ground element of its Skynet 6 militar…