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Airbus SE discovered hydraulic system faults on an Air India Ltd. jet following an incident last week where the aircraft dropped approximately 300 feet in mid-flight, based on a preliminary assessment.
An Air India A320 aircraft briefly lost key flight controls for four seconds during a 300-foot drop, according to an Airbus analysis. The incident occurred on a flight from Phuket to Delhi.
An Air India Airbus A320neo flight from Phuket to New Delhi suddenly lost about 300 feet of altitude, injuring 24 passengers and crew, while the captain reportedly tested positive for marijuana twice.
An Airbus A380 aircraft undertook a seven-hour 'flight to nowhere,' making a U-turn over central Africa and landing back at its origin. Passengers experienced an unusual journey that ended where it began.
Έντονα άρχισε να ταλαντεύεται ένα Airbus A320 στον διάδρομο του αεροδρομίου Ματεκάνια της Περέιρα, την ώρα που ο σεισμός των 7,4 Ρίχτερ έπληττε την Κολομβία τη Δευτέρα (10/8).
An Airbus A350-1000ULR successfully completed a 17,000-kilometer, 24-hour non-stop flight from France to Australia, paving the way for future ultra-long-haul commercial air travel.
Major aircraft manufacturers such as Boeing and Airbus reportedly maintain no direct presence in Nigeria, despite the country's growing aviation sector. The article explores the reasons behind this absence.
Montenegro will be the first country to participate in Germany's new military procurement model, signing an agreement to purchase four Airbus H145M helicopters. The deal was signed by German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius and his Montenegrin counterpart Dragan Krapović.
Avation, an aircraft leasing company, has named Tony Romano, formerly of Airbus America, as its new commercial chief.
Airbus and Australian airline Qantas are test-flying specially built aircraft to launch nonstop routes between Sydney, London, and New York, with the London-Sydney leg expected to take 22 hours.
Business Insider toured United Airlines' newest Airbus A321XLR jet, which features business-class doors and a snack bar, and is expected to fly to Europe and beyond, offering a glimpse into its fanciest Airbus jet yet.
Airlines are demonstrating continued confidence in Boeing, with the company narrowly surpassing Airbus in order tallies at the Farnborough Airshow. This signals a positive trend for Boeing under its new CEO, Kelly Ortberg.
Airbus has been fined £6.4 million in the UK after admitting to multiple breaches of rules designed to prevent the export of sensitive goods. The manufacturer self-reported the offences to HMRC, resulting in the tax authority's largest out-of-court settlement.
Airbus has reported an increase in profits, driven by a rise in jet deliveries. The company is on a record course with an increasing number of aircraft being delivered.
Airbus announced increased profits for the first half of the year, driven by strong aircraft deliveries, and reaffirmed its financial guidance for 2026.
A Swiss Airbus A330 flight from Zurich to New York with 292 people on board made an emergency landing in Maine on July 27, following reports of a cabin fire, with conflicting accounts from the FAA and the airline.
Multiple European countries, including France, Spain, Portugal, and Greece, are battling extensive wildfires, leading to evacuations and international aid efforts. The blazes are exacerbated by a severe heatwave, with some areas seeing initial success in containment while others face new outbreaks.
Qantas is testing an Airbus A350-1000 ULR for a potential 22-hour non-stop flight, with the aircraft currently on its return journey from Australia to France. The airline aims to launch these ultra-long-haul flights by 2027.
Devastating wildfires are raging across France and Spain, leading to the evacuation of over 300,000 people as the fires spread towards major cities like Bordeaux and Madrid. Firefighters are battling extreme conditions, with an Airbus A400M deployed in Bordeaux to assist in the efforts.
Andy Burnham, in his first week as Prime Minister, inaugurated the new Downing Street North office in Manchester, signaling a commitment to decentralization. This move has been met with both support and scrutiny regarding its effectiveness and political implications.
Emirates introduced a new headrest at the Farnborough Airshow, which a Business Insider reporter described as a 'game changer' after trying it on an Airbus A350.
The European aerospace giant Airbus is developing and testing a new wing design featuring narrower and longer wings that can fold inwards upon landing, aiming to improve fuel efficiency while accommodating airport gate sizes.
Qantas has conducted a test flight of a new ultra-long-range Airbus, completing a 17,000km direct journey from France to Melbourne. This flight is part of the airline's efforts to introduce new direct routes.
Boeing slightly surpassed Airbus in new orders during a subdued Farnborough Airshow, indicating a competitive but quiet period for the aerospace giants.
Airbus is testing a special long-range aircraft on a record-breaking test route from Toulouse to Melbourne, preparing for Qantas's planned nonstop London-Sydney flights next year.
Adani Defence & Aerospace and DRDO have partnered to jointly develop, manufacture, and integrate advanced airborne mission systems. These systems will be deployed on six modified Airbus A321 aircraft for the Indian Air Force.
Boeing has called on the U.S. government to intervene following the European Investment Bank's commitment of its largest-ever corporate loan, a €3 billion package, to its rival Airbus.
UK aero-engine group Rolls-Royce anticipates a decision from Airbus within a year regarding a new, larger version of the A350, which could require Rolls-Royce to develop a bigger engine.
Airbus and Boeing have secured significant aircraft orders from SMBC Aviation Capital at the Farnborough Airshow, with additional major deals including MSC Air Cargo ordering five Boeing 777-8 freighters, Abra Group agreeing to buy up to 45 Embraer jets, and AerCap ordering 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliner jets. The event also highlighted developments in defense and electric aviation sectors.
Boeing has requested that the US government intervene regarding a record loan granted by the European Union to its rival, Airbus. The American aerospace giant views the loan as a competitive disadvantage.
Billionaire Lucio Tan's Philippine Airlines has placed a significant order for up to 34 new aircraft from both Airbus and Boeing. This expansion aims to modernize and grow the airline's fleet.
Romania plans to utilize over 1 billion euros in EU funds to acquire military equipment, including 12 Airbus helicopters and 12 Thales air defense radars from France, according to its Ministry of Defense.
Riyadh has locked in options for new aircraft from both Boeing and Airbus, signaling a significant push for growth in its aviation sector.
The CEO of American Airlines has detailed his vision to close a profit gap exceeding $3 billion, focusing on improving reliability, investing in premium seats and lounges, and considering new wide-body plane orders from Boeing and Airbus.
Boeing has opened a new production line to meet strong demand for its 737 Max aircraft, as the company seeks to recover from repeated crises, though it still lags rival Airbus in new plane orders.
Airbus has chosen French cloud provider Scaleway, a subsidiary of Iliad, to handle its sensitive AI and defense-related workloads. This decision is part of Airbus's strategy to enhance digital sovereignty.
MBDA, a European missile systems company, has named Airbus executive Jean-Brice Dumont as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Israeli carrier Arkia is increasing its summer capacity to JFK and will introduce an Airbus A330 with business-class seats and an Israeli crew on the Tel Aviv-New York route starting in September.
United Airlines will allow customers to pay an additional fee to keep the middle seat open on its new Airbus A321XLR aircraft, offering an upsell for more personal space.
Airbus's latest forecast for 2026-2045 predicts that urbanization, economic growth, and a rising middle class will drive air transport, leading to over 10 billion annual passengers and a demand for 42,000 new aircraft.
Philippine Airlines plans to order 15 Boeing 787-10 and nine Airbus A350-1000 aircraft to expand its fleet.
Airbus employees in Spain have initiated a strike that will last until the end of July, protesting current working conditions. The industrial action is expected to impact the company's operations in the region.
Croatian President Zoran Milanović has stated that Croatia's participation in a joint NATO procurement and use of Airbus transport aircraft needs to be re-examined.
Airbus reported a 15% increase in aircraft deliveries during the first half of the year but trimmed its 20-year jet demand forecast. The reduction is attributed to factors such as the war in Iran and new tariffs.
Airbus predicts a colossal demand for new aircraft globally but warns that only a few might go to Europe, suggesting this should prompt political consideration.
The NATO summit in Turkey focused on defense spending, with only five member states expected to meet the new 3.5% GDP target by 2026, and Slovenia noted as the only member investing less than 2% of its GDP. Additionally, NATO announced a $40 billion investment in drone defense capabilities.
A German space company fears that a European space agreement could lead to less competition and higher prices for European taxpayers. This concern arises if Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales are permitted to merge their satellite businesses.
Airbus delivered 350 aircraft in the first half of the year, navigating ongoing challenges posed by global supply chain disruptions.
An Airbus flight from Warsaw to Tel Aviv was intercepted by fighter jets from Bulgaria and Turkey following a false hijacking alert. The incident was later confirmed to be a false alarm.
Ukraine has confirmed a second strike on Russia's Dubna space communications center near Moscow, with President Zelenskyy stating that drones hit the facility. This attack follows an earlier strike and is part of Ukraine's 'long-range sanctions' strategy.
French President Emmanuel Macron has once again appeared in his viral aviator sunglasses, sparking renewed social media attention. He wore them while welcoming the Sultan of Oman to the Élysée Palace, with French media speculating on the reasons behind his repeated choice of eyewear.
Several Airbus A380 superjumbos operated by Emirates and Qantas have been grounded due to cracks found in the central wing structure, raising concerns about the aircraft's integrity.
China Eastern Airlines has announced a deal to purchase 25 Airbus A330neo aircraft, valued at US$9.4 billion, to expand its fleet.
China Eastern Airlines has placed an order for 25 Airbus A330neo widebody jets in a deal valued at $9.35 billion. This acquisition reflects a growing domestic interest in Airbus aircraft and was confirmed by Bloomberg.
Despite a failed defense project, Airbus stock is projected for a strong year, driven by new European partnerships and record-breaking performance in its civilian aircraft business. The article analyzes the company's prospects across both fields.
The European Union has announced an extension of the tariff suspension in the long-standing trade dispute involving aircraft manufacturers Boeing and Airbus.
The Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger aircraft, is experiencing new problems, with 16 machines requiring inspection due to possible cracks on their wings.
An Egyptian Airbus A320 aircraft operated by Nesma Airlines, flying from Egypt to Romania, made an emergency landing at Gorna Oryahovitsa airport in Bulgaria.
Airbus and Leonardo are advocating for the creation of a European space champion to compete with SpaceX. They are urging Brussels to approve a three-way merger with Thales and are preparing an EU filing.
Poland, in cooperation with Spain, intends to acquire Airbus A400M Atlas transport aircraft through the EU's SAFE instrument. Meanwhile, France has begun developing new capabilities for these machines, aiming to make the A400M more versatile.
Qantas and Airbus have rolled out a new airliner capable of flying 22 hours and 10,000 miles.
Ukrainian interceptor drone manufacturer SkyFall has formed an alliance with Airbus to strengthen Ukraine's air defense capabilities. This partnership aims to bolster the protection of Ukrainian airspace against drones and missiles.
Pope Leo XIV visited the Canary Islands, a significant entry point for migrants into Europe, where he strongly condemned the indifference towards migrant deaths. He stated that history would judge leaders who ignore the suffering of migrants, emphasizing the dignity of those seeking refuge.
Germany is reportedly initiating its own fighter jet project, led by Airbus, following the collapse of a joint European venture. This move comes after the failure of the Franco-German sixth-generation fighter jet program, prompting Europe to consider alternatives like Sweden's Saab.
The ambitious European fighter jet project, FCAS, has officially collapsed due to budgetary problems and international disagreements, particularly between France and Germany. This failure is seen as a blow to European defense cooperation and independence, prompting Spain to express concern and Airbus to voice disappointment.
Lars Wagner, who became Airbus's COO in January, gave his first interview to F.A.Z., discussing the future of aircraft and his expectations for Germany's role in the industry.
Airbus SE discovered hydraulic system faults on an Air India Ltd. jet that experienced a sudden 300-foot drop in mid-flight last week, according to a preliminary assessment.
An Air India flight from Delhi to Phuket reportedly experienced a hydraulic system failure and temporary loss of controls for four seconds after encountering severe turbulence, according to an Airbus report.
China's C919 passenger jet, positioned as a competitor to Boeing and Airbus, has successfully completed its first international commercial flight. This marks a significant step for COMAC in challenging the global aviation duopoly.
A powerful earthquake in Colombia has resulted in at least 181 deaths and over 1,300 injuries, with thousands still missing. Rescuers are racing against time to find survivors trapped under collapsed buildings, as the EU provides financial aid to support relief efforts.
Airbus has joined the investigation into a severe turbulence incident on an Air India flight from Phuket to Delhi, which caused injuries to passengers. The aircraft manufacturer will assist the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) in determining the cause of the event.
An article discusses the implications of advanced automation and artificial intelligence on human thinking and skills, questioning whether society risks losing certain abilities as machines take over cognitive tasks. It uses a 2009 Airbus A330 incident as a starting point for this broader reflection.
An investigation has been launched after a near-collision incident involving a Jetstar and a Qatar Airways plane on the tarmac at Sydney Airport. The incident, which resulted in one crew member being injured, was narrowly averted.
Aer Lingus reportedly failed to inform authorities within 72 hours of an incident where an Airbus aircraft sharply diverted from its descent to Dublin Airport, as required by safety regulations.
Boeing has advised airlines to replace aircraft windows as needed due to a production slowdown at a major supplier. This shortage is affecting production for Boeing, Airbus, and Embraer, leading to longer lead times and increased prices.
Flights at Split Airport were suspended for the second time in 24 hours after an Iberia Airbus A320 experienced a tire burst upon landing. An investigation into the incident has been launched.
Icelandair has signed lease agreements for six additional Airbus A320neo aircraft as part of its ongoing fleet modernization program, preparing to retire its remaining Boeing 757 and 767 jets.
Major tech companies like Amazon and Microsoft reported strong earnings driven by significant investments in AI, while Apple warned of future supply constraints impacting Mac, iPhone, and iPad sales, leading to a projected slowdown in September-quarter growth.
Icelandair has announced that it will lease six additional Airbus aircraft to expand its fleet.
Airbus reported an increase in its first-half 2026 earnings, attributed to a rebound in aircraft deliveries during the period.
A US startup, JetZero, is challenging traditional aircraft design with a radical 'ray-like' plane, aiming to compete with industry giants Boeing and Airbus and marking the most innovative design since the Concorde era.
An Emirates Airbus A380 flight to Hangzhou, China, turned into a 10-hour ordeal for 373 passengers who were left stranded on board amid a logistical nightmare.
A power bank ignited in a luggage compartment aboard an Airbus A320 shortly after landing, prompting the crew to quickly extinguish the fire.
More airlines are promising to use JetZero's blended-wing-body aircraft, which aims to disrupt the market currently dominated by Airbus and Boeing.
Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate their homes in France and Spain due to widespread wildfires. Authorities are continuing efforts to control the blazes, with new evacuations ongoing.
Major planemakers Airbus and Boeing are intensifying efforts to increase production rates in order to address their unprecedented order backlogs, aiming to overcome persistent supply-chain disruptions.
India's airborne surveillance program is entering a new phase with the development of the AEW&C Mk II, which involves converting six Airbus A321 aircraft for this advanced warning system. Adani Defence Systems will collaborate on developing the crucial mission system.
The United States has imposed new tariffs on 60 trading partners, including the EU and China, citing claims of forced labor. This move has drawn opposition from China and dismay from other affected countries, with some questioning the legal basis.
The United States has stated that the European Union's fine against Google and its loan to Airbus are detrimental to trade stability. This highlights ongoing trade tensions between the US and the EU.
The first Airbus A350-1000ULR ultra-long-range aircraft has completed a direct test flight from Toulouse to Melbourne, a journey expected to last approximately 22 hours, attracting significant online tracking.
The Airbus strike in Spain is now in its fourth week, challenging the company's production capacity, although Airbus asserts that it will not face problems with deliveries despite 90% of the workforce participating in the stoppage.
Airbus has landed new airline orders at the Farnborough Airshow, with the event's focus extending beyond just commercial jets.
Airbus is developing innovative folding wings for its next generation of bestselling planes, a design expected to reduce fuel consumption by up to 30%.
Airbus anticipates achieving between €12 billion and €13 billion in adjusted earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) by 2029, outlining its financial projections for the coming years.
Philippine Airlines has placed orders for new aircraft, including nine Airbus A350 jets with rights for five more, and up to 20 Boeing 787 Dreamliners. These significant purchases aim to expand and modernize the airline's fleet.
Boeing and Airbus are gearing up for the next generation of narrow-body jets, even as airlines and investors remain primarily focused on current production, deliveries, and existing aircraft.
Riyadh Air has placed orders for 34 widebody aircraft from Boeing and Airbus as part of its strategy to expand its fleet and serve over 100 global destinations by 2030 under Saudi Vision 2030.
The Farnborough Airshow is drawing attention not only to new orders for Airbus and Boeing but also, for the first time, to the significant role of the defense sector, benefiting from increased spending on armaments.
Airbus and Thales are set to produce military equipment in Romania as part of new defense contracts valued at EUR 1 billion.
Romania has signed significant contracts for the acquisition of 12 Airbus H225M helicopters and 12 Thales radars through the SAFE program. The first radars are expected to be delivered within 11 months, with Romania also having conditions to produce the helicopters domestically.
The order comes as Chinese carriers continue to rebuild and expand their fleets following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Airbus has chosen Iliad's cloud provider Scaleway for its artificial intelligence and defense-related projects, as part of a broader push for digital sovereignty.
An Airbus A330-243MRTT NATO aircraft was observed flying over Lithuania and Latvia, and circling multiple times near the Russian border in Estonia, according to FlightRadar24 data.
The Czech Republic has been excluded from a new European defense coalition, leading experts to suggest that the country is no longer considered a trustworthy ally. This exclusion is seen in the context of a new defense project, Europatriot, which some compare to the Airbus initiative.
Saudi Arabian startup airline Riyadh Air is reportedly considering placing orders for an additional 25 to 30 Boeing 787 Dreamliners. The company is also evaluating further purchases from Airbus, exercising most of its contractual options with the American manufacturer.
French Civil Security is considering deploying an Airbus A400M military aircraft this summer to enhance forest fire fighting capabilities, with the capacity to drop up to 20 tons of water.
The first of three new Airbus H145 Jupiter HC Mk2 helicopters has completed its maiden flight from RAF Akrotiri, marking the start of year-round emergency response and firefighting capability in Cyprus.
Η Airbus απασχολεί περισσότερους από 14.000 ανθρώπους στην Ισπανία σε οκτώ εγκαταστάσεις στη Μαδρίτη, την Καστίλλη-Λα Μάντσα και την Ανδαλουσία
Airbus announced it will open an engineering center for civil aircraft in Krakow in October, with plans to employ several hundred engineers. Recruitment is already underway.
Latvian national airline airBaltic has reached an agreement with a lessor to return two Airbus A220-300 aircraft ahead of schedule by the end of June.
Frontier Group has finalized a deal to sell 11 Airbus A321neo aircraft to Avolon, leading to a slide in Frontier's shares following the announcement.
Airbus has set a target of 900 aircraft deliveries for 2026, building on a strong performance in June.
Romanian airline Animawings has announced the launch of five new flights in the coming days, coinciding with the reception of its eighth aircraft, an Airbus A220-300. This expansion aims to boost its summer operations.
A new policy paper, co-authored by leaders from the BSI, Bundesbank, and Hessian Digital Ministry, outlines a path to European digital sovereignty, advocating for an 'Airbus moment' in chips and AI.
A Bulgarian MiG-29 successfully intercepted a passenger plane during an Air Policing operation after an Airbus A320 issued a code 7500 for unlawful interference on board, according to the Ministry of Defense.
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is making its largest investment to date, reportedly ordering up to 40 new Airbus widebody jets. This significant purchase is part of a major fleet expansion push by the airline.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved its largest-ever loan, a €3 billion financing package for Airbus. This record amount will support the aerospace giant's operations and development.
Qantas has revealed its first specially modified Airbus A350-1000ULR, designed for 'Project Sunrise' to operate ultra-long-haul flights up to 22 hours, optimized for range endurance and passenger well-being.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has signed a preliminary agreement with Airbus to collaborate on a potential Japanese anti-submarine version of the European defense drone.
Poland will acquire four Airbus air refueling tankers, rather than the previously announced two, with Airbus reportedly making space in its production queue for the country.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries is set to form a technical tie-up with Airbus to cooperate on defense drones, specifically for a Japanese variant of the Eurodrone. This collaboration aims to advance drone technology for defense purposes.
Air Serbia has expanded its fleet with the addition of a new Airbus A320 aircraft. This acquisition aims to enhance the airline's operational capacity and service offerings.
Airbus has mandated urgent inspections for 16 A380 superjumbo aircraft, including five immediately, after cracks were discovered in their wings, leading to some planes being grounded by airlines like Qantas and Emirates to ensure safety and airworthiness.
Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz announced the finalization of talks with Airbus for the purchase of aircraft, including air refuelers, emphasizing their critical importance for Poland's security.
Poland's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, confirmed the finalization of talks to purchase Airbus A330 MRTT aircraft, which will serve as aerial refueling stations for Polish F-35 jets, with the acquisition planned jointly with Madrid using EU SAFE funds.
Major defense companies like Airbus, Dassault, Indra, Santa Bárbara, and Rheinmetall are entangled in disputes and alliances as they vie for contracts in the lucrative European defense market.
United Airlines has confirmed that its new Airbus A321XLR aircraft will feature a 'Eurobusiness' economy layout. This configuration is typically seen on European carriers for short-haul business class.
Montenegro is set to purchase four H-145M Airbus multi-purpose helicopters for its Air Force. These helicopters are designed to transport up to ten people and can be used for air fire support, observation, reconnaissance, and special forces deployment in combat variants.
Airbus is reportedly exploring a partnership with Saab as alliances within the European fighter jet industry undergo shifts.
The first C-295 transport aircraft manufactured in India by Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) successfully completed its maiden test flight from Vadodara, marking a significant milestone for India's aerospace manufacturing capabilities and the 'Make in India' initiative.
Romania has signed a deal to acquire 12 Airbus multirole helicopters as part of its SAFE programme.
Montenegro's Navy is undergoing significant modernization, including the construction of a new command building, upgraded observation stations, and the acquisition of four new fast patrol boats, with two new patrol ships expected next year and potential Airbus H-145 M helicopters.
Airbus is investigating the cause of a pressure drop incident, despite the flight captain testing positive for marijuana. The company maintains that a technical cause is more likely, as no connection between the drug test and the altitude loss has been proven.
A preliminary investigation by Airbus has found that a Phuket-Delhi A320 aircraft experienced a loss of flight controls for four seconds during its journey.
Wizz Air, a major low-cost airline, has officially opened a new base at Brașov airport in Romania, deploying a new Airbus A321 neo aircraft and introducing four new routes to destinations including London, Dortmund, Memmingen, and Billund.
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Colombia, resulting in a rising death toll of over 220 people as rescuers continue to search for survivors in the rubble. Pope Leo XIV expressed deep sadness over the tragedy, and the EU pledged support to Colombia.
Sun PhuQuoc Airways of Vietnam is scheduled to receive eight Airbus A330 aircraft by the end of April 2027, expanding its fleet.
A China Southern Airlines flight was forced to abandon its departure and return to the gate at Shenzhen airport after its Airbus A321 aircraft was struck by lightning while taxiing. Investigators found 20 strike marks on the plane.
A report delves into the discreet nature of air travel for French political figures, detailing the use of military planes, the presidential Airbus, and helicopters, which were once prominent symbols of power but are now more understated.
Airbus announced stable aircraft deliveries for July and confirmed new orders from China, indicating continued activity in the aerospace sector.
An analysis by Goldman Sachs analyst Sam Burgess covers European defense companies, including Airbus and BAE Systems, focusing on armor, ammunition, and battlefield adaptation strategies.
Francisco Gomes Neto, CEO of Embraer, the world's third-largest commercial jet manufacturer, sees substantial growth opportunities ahead, with investors agreeing on the company's potential to compete with industry giants Airbus and Boeing.
Austrian aerospace supplier FACC has reportedly doubled its stock market value despite low margins, driven by its production of lightweight carbon parts for Airbus and Boeing and future prospects in air taxis.
Embraer's CEO has outlined ambitious plans for the company's future, positioning it as a significant player in the aerospace industry alongside giants like Airbus and Boeing.
Airbus CFO Thomas Toepfer provided an update on the company's delivery targets, ongoing M&A efforts focusing on smaller defense deals, and the impact of tariffs.
A Qantas Airbus A350-1000 completed a 24-hour, 24-minute nonstop test flight from Melbourne, Australia, to Toulouse, France, setting a new long-haul record. This flight, part of Project Sunrise, aimed to test conditions for future ultra-long-haul commercial routes.
Croatia Airlines has welcomed its tenth Airbus A220 in Zagreb, marking a significant milestone in the national airline's largest fleet renewal project, with this particular aircraft being described as the first of its kind globally.
An Airbus A350-1000ULR successfully completed a record-breaking 24-hour and 24-minute nonstop test flight from Melbourne, Australia, to Toulouse, France. This flight is part of preparations for Qantas's ultra-long-haul routes.
A Swiss Airbus A333 flight from Zurich to New York was forced to make an unscheduled landing on Monday evening, with the reason for the diversion currently unclear.
Seeking Alpha provides an overview of the week's most significant global business stories, featuring companies such as JD and Airbus among other notable names.
Firefighters in France are receiving aerial support against wildfires, with an Airbus A400M military transport aircraft being deployed as a firefighting plane for the first time, facing particular challenges.
The new Airbus A350-1000ULR, designed for ultra-long-haul flights between London and Sydney, has completed a journey lasting 22 hours without refueling, making it the world's longest flight.
An Airbus A350-1000ULR successfully completed a non-stop test flight lasting over 19 hours from Toulouse, France, to Melbourne, Australia. This achievement by Qantas aims to pave the way for the world's longest commercial flight route.
France has evacuated over 20,000 people as a massive wildfire continues to rage through a southwestern pine forest in the Gironde region. Authorities are adapting military transport planes to aid in firefighting efforts.
Hiljade ljudi prate let aviona Airbus A350-1000ULR, posebno izrađenog za australsku aviokompaniju Qantas u okviru projekta Sunrise, čiji je cilj uspos
FLYONE Group is modernizing its fleet by selecting CFM LEAP-1A engines for two Airbus A321neo aircraft ordered for FLYONE Armenia. This makes FLYONE the first airline in Moldova to order new Airbus A321neo planes.
Wells Fargo analysts suggest that 'out-of-favor' utility companies could become the next beneficiaries of the AI trade, offering attractive dividends. This outlook comes amidst broader discussions about the economic impact of AI and potential investment opportunities.
Airbus has announced new ambitious goals, driven by high demand for cargo and passenger aircraft, projecting a significant increase in profits by 2029, which has been met with enthusiasm by the stock market.
The commercial aviation market is seeing a potential challenge to the long-standing duopoly of Boeing and Airbus, as Chinese plane manufacturers demonstrate readiness to compete.
Airbus made several key announcements at the Farnborough Airshow, including new airline orders, significant defense investments, and a drone partnership.
Boeing is reportedly seeking a U.S. government review of a loan provided to its competitor Airbus, as the rivalry in the new jet market intensifies.
SMBC, an aircraft leasing firm based in Dublin, has been at the forefront of significant deals for both Airbus and Boeing at the Farnborough airshow.
Airbus made several announcements at the Farnborough Airshow, including an expansion deal with Riyadh Air and an order for police helicopters from the UK.
An Iberia Airbus and an Air Europa Boeing narrowly avoided a collision over the Atlantic Ocean near the Canary Islands, thanks to an onboard safety system that alerted pilots to their shared flight path and altitude.
A potential disaster was narrowly averted on July 10 when an Airbus and a Boeing passenger plane flew towards each other on the same route and at the same altitude.
Boeing, Airbus, and major airlines are reportedly lobbying Congress for $20 billion in funding to modernize the nation's air traffic control systems.
Romania's Ministry of Defense announced the signing of a €1 billion contract for the acquisition of radars and helicopters from European aviation giant Airbus and French defense company Thales.
Aircraft manufacturers Boeing and Airbus are currently vying for a substantial plane order from the major aircraft lessor SMBC, indicating strong competition in the aviation market.
Airbus has chosen Iliad's cloud provider Scaleway for its artificial intelligence and defense-related work, as part of a broader push for digital sovereignty.
René Obermann, Chairman of Airbus, has emphasized the critical need to overcome industrial nationalism in the defense sector. He argues that international cooperation is more important than ever for defense capabilities.
Air Serbia announced the arrival of another Airbus A320 aircraft at Nikola Tesla Airport in Belgrade, which will soon be integrated into the national airline's regular operations.
China Eastern Airlines ordered 25 A330neo jets from Airbus for US$9.35 billion, a move that some analysts believe could strengthen China's aviation industry and its domestic C919 passenger jet, intensifying competition.
Emirates Airlines is set to launch its flagship Airbus A380 aircraft on the Dubai–Delhi route starting October 25, expanding its premium economy offerings in India.
Hungary placed fighter jets on alert after a Cathay Pacific Airbus A350 unexpectedly lost contact with air traffic control on July 4 while in NATO airspace over the Balkans.
World’s first hydrogen aircraft engine: Airbus and MTU begin developing next-generation clean aviation technology
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Aircraft manufacturer Airbus predicts that the global fleet will nearly double by 2045, with a demand for 42,000 new aircraft, as airlines also seek more fuel-efficient models.
Airbus and MTU Aero Engines have announced a joint venture to develop a fully electric hydrogen fuel cell engine. This collaboration marks Airbus's first venture into engine manufacturing, focusing on sustainable aviation technology.
Romanian airline AnimaWings has added an eighth Airbus aircraft to its fleet and announced the launch of several new European routes, signaling significant expansion.
Gulf carriers are reportedly considering orders for Boeing and Airbus jets, while Air India is evaluating potential delays in its own aircraft acquisition plans. This development highlights shifts in the global aviation market and airline fleet strategies.
Air Seychelles has announced the reopening of its Tel Aviv-Mahé route for Israeli travelers, with flights scheduled to resume on August 20. The service will utilize Airbus A320 aircraft, offering economy and business class options.
Airbus has won a significant order from Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) valued at $10 billion, for the delivery of as many as 40 aircraft.
Scoot has introduced two Spider-Man themed aircraft, an Airbus A321neo and a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which will operate on selected flights until September. This initiative offers a unique travel experience for passengers.
A charter flight carrying 232 people from Greece to London was forced to make an emergency landing in Erfurt, Germany, after smoke was detected in the aircraft cabin.
Airbus has engineered a unique aircraft designed to facilitate the world's longest commercial flights, featuring specialized modifications for extended range and passenger comfort.
Polish pilots have trained in air-to-air refueling using a French Air Force Airbus MRTT aircraft, and Poland's Minister of National Defense announced that discussions to acquire their own fleet of such flying tankers are nearing completion.
AerCap has completed the delivery of the first of three new Airbus A321neo aircraft to Azerbaijan Airlines, expanding the carrier's fleet.
EU ministers have voted to approve legislation implementing a customs agreement between the EU and the USA, and to further freeze punitive tariffs related to the Boeing-Airbus dispute.
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has ordered inspections for 16 Airbus A380 aircraft after cracks were discovered in their wings. The affected jets are primarily from the fleets of Emirates and Qantas.
Tunisair has added two new Airbus A320 aircraft to its fleet, strengthening air links between Tunis and major European cities like Paris, Rome, and Montreal. This expansion aims to boost North Africa's tourism recovery.
3M and Airbus have entered into a long-term agreement concerning the provision of insulation systems for the A220 aircraft.
The world's longest direct flight, connecting London and Sydney, is set to launch in 2027, with a travel time of 22 hours. The route will utilize specially modified Airbus A350 aircraft capable of carrying 20,000 liters more kerosene than usual.
The United States and Iran have signed an interim peace agreement, with President Trump immediately threatening renewed bombing if Iran violates the terms. The deal, signed at Versailles, has been praised by some European nations and Pakistan, while Israel has expressed concerns.
Airbus has presented a new commercial aircraft model capable of flying 22 hours straight and covering 17,000 km without landing, making it the first commercial plane able to reach any location worldwide non-stop.
NATO was placed on alert after an Israeli Airbus aircraft lost contact while flying over Hungary, prompting concerns and a rapid response.
India's aerospace sector achieved a significant milestone with the first flight of the India-assembled C-295 aircraft, part of a $3.5 billion program with Airbus to boost domestic manufacturing.
Airbus is reportedly seeking new allies after the collapse of the FCAS consortium, while Leonardo remains committed to the GCAP program, indicating difficulties for new entries.
Airbus Helicopters showcased an unmanned version of its H145M helicopter, a model also operated by the Hungarian Air Force, at the ILA trade fair in Berlin, following the new model's first flight.