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.
Airbus news
United Airlines has removed the Airbus A350 from expected deliveries, signaling a major shift in fleet planning amid an ongoing Rolls-Royce engine dispute.
Air Canada (AC) has placed a firm order for 8 Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, with rights to purchase eight more, marking a pivotal upgrade to its long-haul fleet strategy and additional commitment to Airbus widebody aircraft.
Airbus is moving closer to expanding its single-aisle product range, as momentum builds around a stretched version of the A220 family.
North Wales will host a historic aviation farewell as Airbus Transport International prepares to retire one of its most recognisable aircraft.
Airbus has warned that escalating trade tensions between Washington and Beijing are already causing tangible harm to its industrial operations and financial performance.
Airbus is nearing a landmark A220 agreement with AirAsia that could reshape the airline’s regional network and fleet strategy.
Global aircraft lessor Avolon has forecast a potential new commercial aircraft program launch in 2027, as manufacturers respond to sustained airline profitability and long-term capacity shortages.
Thailand marked a key milestone for Thai Airways International (TG) as the national carrier officially welcomed its first Airbus A321neo at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), reinforcing its narrowbody fleet renewal strategy.
Spain has confirmed the purchase of 18 Airbus C295 aircraft to replace aging CN235 and C212 platforms used for military training and transport.