PARIS (Reuters) – French aerospace group Safran warned of “significant impacts” from the war in Ukraine and from rising inflation, but confirmed full-year forecasts as it reported 22% growth in first-quarter revenue. The maker of jet engines and landing gear said quarterly adjusted sales rose 17% on a like-for-like basis to 4.071 billion euros ($4.3 billion). “We are taking vigorous steps to offset fully the margin impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and inflation, notably with additional savings,” Chief Executive Olivier Andries said. Together with General Electric, Safran co-produces the w…