Airbus is leading this effort through its fello’fly and GEESE initiatives, aiming to introduce formation-style operations on long-haul routes by the 2030s.
Airbus news
Airbus has begun a critical phase in the development of its A350 freighter, with the arrival and installation of the aircraft’s main-deck cargo door at its final assembly line.
Airbus A350F ground testing underway in Toulouse, covering new cargo systems, max payload tests, and EASA certification requirements.
Airbus Helicopters, a division of Airbus, is entering a leadership transition as CEO Bruno Even steps down after eight years at the helm of the world’s largest rotorcraft manufacturer.
Airbus is evaluating an ATR assembly line in India as regional aviation demand rises, supported by government policy and airline expansion.
Airbus wins a $15.8 billion order for 101 A320neo aircraft from China Eastern, strengthening its dominance in China’s aviation market.
A maintenance-related ground fire has led to the confirmed hull loss of an Airbus A220-300 operated by airBaltic (BT) at Riga International Airport (RIX).
Air Canada and aircraft lessor Azorra have voiced strong support for a stretched Airbus A220-500, highlighting its economic potential and growing industry demand.
Airbus supports a two-fighter structure to rescue the stalled Future Combat Air System as France and Germany clash over operational requirements and program governance.
United Airlines has removed the Airbus A350 from expected deliveries, signaling a major shift in fleet planning amid an ongoing Rolls-Royce engine dispute.