In a nod to its heritage, JetBlue is bringing back its first Airbus A320, over ten months post-retirement, from an Arizona boneyard to rejoin its fleet.
Marking a significant step in fleet modernization, the Indian Air Force has received the second Airbus C295, as part of a larger deal to replace its Avro fleet under the 'Make in India' initiative.
In a significant reveal at Airbus' Toulouse facility, Delta Air Lines introduced its A350-900 aircraft, featuring a custom Team USA Olympic Games livery, marking an ongoing partnership with the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee until 2028.
In negotiations with Boeing, Airbus demands financial compensation to assume control of Spirit AeroSystems' loss-making activities.
Following a significant delay of an Airbus A350 due to passengers throwing coins into the engine, China Southern Airlines seeks to educate on aircraft safety through social media.
Following its acquisition of an Airbus A380 in February, Global Airlines has successfully completed its first transatlantic journey, stirring market interest.
In a notable enhancement to passenger experience, Lufthansa's A350 with the newly introduced Allegris cabin conducted its inaugural flight from Munich to Vancouver on May 1.
In a significant upgrade to its operational capabilities, Brunei's Ministry of Defence procures six H145M helicopters, destined for close air support and aerial observation roles.
Amidst concerns, Canada moves forward with hearings into exemptions granted to key aerospace players, including Airbus and Bombardier, from sanctions against Russian titanium.
Airbus may initiate a lockout of A220 workers in Canada if a new contract offer is declined, risking production delays.
Following a hailstorm encounter that damaged its windshield, a Vistara aircraft safely returned to Bhubaneswar with no passenger injuries reported.
Embraer is actively seeking partners and investors for its ambitious project to enter the narrow-body jet market, challenging Boeing and Airbus's dominance with a new aircraft.
In response to growing demands, Airbus highlights the critical need for standardized UAS training to enhance operative skills within armed forces.
Following an Aeroflot Airbus A330-300 incident in Bangkok, Russian authorities are guiding airlines on minimizing cabin heat discomfort in hot destinations.
An Australian Army captain, prior to a deadly crash off North Queensland, had alerted senior staff about critical safety concerns with the Taipan helicopter.
Senior executives from Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. and Airbus SE are to discuss the acquisition of crucial aircraft-manufacturing assets.
Amidst Airbus delivery challenges, Spirit Airlines announces expansion with new nonstop routes from Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) and Detroit (DTW), reinforcing its network growth strategy.
Aer Lingus's strategy for transatlantic expansion faces a setback as it steps down from being the launch customer for the Airbus A321XLR, influenced by ongoing labor disputes.
Wizz Air's entire London Luton fleet has transitioned to the Airbus A321neo, marking a significant step towards greater fuel efficiency.
In Istanbul, Turkish Airlines, Airbus, and Rolls-Royce unveiled the STEP program, reinforcing their historic alliance through strategic collaborations.
OCCAR and Europrop International finalize a significant contract for TP400 engine support, promising elevated performance for Airbus A400M in six nations.
EFW collaborates with MRO Japan to establish a new conversion site in Japan for passenger-to-freighter modifications, enhancing Airbus freighter capabilities.
A recent pact between SAES and Airbus Defence and Space will see the development and integration of advanced acoustic systems into C295 maritime patrol aircraft, enhancing their submarine detection capabilities.
Completing its network recovery, Aer Lingus resumes its direct flights from Dublin to Minneapolis-St. Paul, marking a significant milestone in its post-pandemic recovery.
In a bold move to extend its global reach, Turkish Airlines is in advanced discussions with Airbus and Boeing to purchase an additional 235 jets, building on its recent substantial Airbus order.
The Pléiades Neo Next programme aims to significantly boost Airbus' Earth observation constellation with very high resolution satellite assets.
Belgium has committed 60 million euros to R&D as it formalizes its observer status in the European FCAS, marking a significant step in collaborative defense innovation.
Lufthansa integrates Safran Passenger Innovations and Panasonic Avionics for the A350-900's IFE, enhancing passenger experience with innovative technology.
In a significant airborne operation, Spain and Sweden came together for their pioneering NATO mission in Lithuanian airspace, utilizing an Airbus A400M.
Initiating the production of C295 aircraft components, Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury signals significant expansion plans for the Indian market.
Fleet modernization at Condor soars with the acquisition of its initial A320neo, marking a significant upgrade in its narrowbody fleet segment.
In a move that could extend its role to the Army, Airbus is developing an uncrewed version of the UH-72B Lakota for logistic missions.
In a recent advisory, the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has highlighted concerns regarding engine vibrations in various Airbus models, signaling potential safety and operational implications.
Airbus's revenue in its space division plummeted by over 20% in the first quarter, although a $55 million financial improvement followed the acquisition of the OneWeb Satellites facility.
In a strategic move to bolster its fleet and support domestic aviation manufacturing, Air China finalizes the acquisition of 100 COMAC C919 aircraft, with deliveries scheduled from 2024 to 2031.
India's urgent need for enhanced aerial refuelling capabilities raises challenges for Airbus Defence, with cost surges and trust issues potentially affecting their bid.
The newly introduced A320neo aircraft 'Amare', featuring a groundbreaking augmented reality livery inspired by the Tomorrowland music festival, symbolizes unity and showcases an innovative collaboration between Brussels Airlines and the iconic event.
Airbus explores future collaboration possibilities with Spirit AeroSystems amid potential takeover scenarios, focusing on securing strategic work packages without revealing specific strategies.
By the end of April, South African Airways will reestablish its Perth route, marking further progress in the carrier's international network recovery.
Bombardier is now exempt from Canadian sanctions against Russian titanium, aligning with Airbus in securing vital materials for aerospace manufacturing.
In response to robust market demand for widebody aircraft, Airbus has announced an uplift in its A350 production rate to 12 airplanes monthly by 2028 while reaffirming its delivery of approximately 800 commercial aircraft for the current year.
Leveraging the A330neo's advanced airframe and engines, Airbus announces the development of an updated A330 Multi-Role Tanker Transport variant.
In a strategic move, GD Helicopter Finance secures a deal for up to 20 Airbus Helicopters H175s, signaling a significant expansion of their leasing inventory to serve various market segments worldwide, including energy, SAR, EMS, and parapublic sectors.
Marking a significant advancement in aviation technology, Airbus' RACER helicopter conducted its inaugural flight, demonstrating a blend of high-speed performance and improved fuel efficiency.
In anticipation of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to France, Airbus is reportedly negotiating a substantial aircraft order with China, highlighting the continuing strong demand in the aviation sector.
IndiGo has confirmed a significant expansion with an order of 30 Airbus A350-900 aircraft, powered by Rolls Royce's Trent XWB engines, alongside options for 70 more, marking a strategic shift toward long-haul flight capabilities.
In a strategic move for expansion, Turkish Airlines has secured an agreement with CDB Aviation for seven new aircraft, including one Airbus A330-300 and six Boeing 737 MAX 8s, enhancing its operational capabilities.
Previously mothballed H135 helicopters, acquired and immediately stored by the UK, have been deployed to Australia under a five-year lease agreement.
Amid operational challenges, including grounding 20% of its fleet due to Pratt & Whitney engine inspections, Wizz Air revises its profit expectations while maintaining a positive outlook for the 2024 fiscal year.
Conciliation sought by Montreal-area Airbus employees amidst a standoff over the A220 assembly line's working conditions; firm stands firm on not enhancing its initial offer.