For many European air forces, one is much more likely to immediately think of the Eurofighter Typhoon or the Dassault Rafale, a multirole combat aircraft with multi-mission capabilities. Get all the ...

T he Airbus A380 is the largest passenger aircraft ever built. It typically seats between 400 to 600 passengers, can fly ...

The latest generation of the Airbus A330 is offered in two options: the A330-800 and the longer A330-900. Both come with the ...

This year's Airbus Summit marks what could become a turning point for the future of sustainable aviation. The European aerospace giant reaffirmed its commitment to develop a commercially viable ...

Air Canada is one of the largest A220 customers, with orders for 65 aircraft. Credit: JoePriesAviation.net When Airbus received all the regulatory approvals in 2018 to take over a majority stake ...

French company has been a big winner as India's airlines go on expansion spree India has been a robust market for Airbus in recent years, with orders streaming in. Dubai: Airbus SE plans to ...

In an innovative move, Airbus is designing its next single-aisle commercial aircraft with foldable wings. The European aerospace company is taking inspiration from the albatross, which has the ...

The U.S. jet builder had an impressive number of aircraft deliveries during Q1 2025, with more orders filled from January-March than during any quarter of last year. The world’s two major aircraft ...

Airbus is looking at “what are we delivering to whom when,” Faury said. Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian had warned earlier in April that his airline will not take delivery of any aircraft that ...

Airbus (Toulouse, France) provided an update on its future commercial aviation targets, including outlining potential technology bricks to prepare for a next-generation single-aisle aircraft — that ...

There are currently 30 Airbus A350-900 in service from Munich, with 14 more aircraft of this type expected to join the fleet by 2029. A350 aircraft with the new Allegris cabin are operated ...

Airbus is developing self-driving technology, testing it with a truck at a French airport. `Business Insider got to take a ride during a summit at the planemaker's headquarters. It could be key to ...