Amid discussions for Boeing's potential acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, CEO Patrick Shanahan assures continuity in their partnership with Airbus.
Amidst plans to standardize its fleet with Airbus A220s, Breeze Airways forges a pivotal relationship with flight attendants' union, setting a new stage in its development.
Iberia is poised to introduce the Airbus A321XLR to its fleet, marking a significant milestone in ultra-long-range travel capabilities.
The initial Emirates Airbus A350-900 now dons the complete livery, spotted at the Airbus facility in Toulouse, marking a significant milestone towards its delivery.
In a strategic expansion of its fleet capabilities, AerCap Holdings N.V. has inked a deal for 150 CFM LEAP engines, concurrently announcing a new share repurchase program and its inaugural dividend.
Expanding its flight envelope, the Airbus Racer achieves a groundbreaking speed of 165 knots (305 km/h) during its second test flight, showcasing its rapid development.
Collaborating on the eXtra Performance Wing project, the National Composites Centre has successfully designed and produced innovative components to enhance Airbus' R&D efforts.
The collaboration marks Ibom Air as the newest African carrier to join the ranks of Airbus A220 operators, following Air Tanzania's lead as the continent's first. The training pact aims to upskill pilots for A220 operations.
In a move to enhance mission profile capabilities, Baltimore County Police's latest Airbus Helicopters H125 underwent specialized aerial firefighting training by Volo Mission.
Airbus Corporate Jets' latest study reveals a significant increase in purchases of new business aircraft by U.S. firms aiming to update their fleets.
Smoke emanating from the aircraft's nose upon landing prompted immediate passenger evacuation; no injuries reported.
Enhancing its tactical unmanned solutions, Airbus acquires U.S.-based Aerovel, incorporating the Flexrotor UAS for ISTAR missions.
In a strategic move to enhance operational flexibility and support network expansion, LOT Polish Airlines secures three Embraer E195-E2 aircraft, marking a significant commitment to sustainability and next-generation aviation technology.
Due to FAA’s intensified quality inspections, Spirit AeroSystems confronts escalated cash burn, primarily driven by Boeing's decreased 737 MAX output below the regulatory ceiling.
To address fire safety concerns, the FAA announces special conditions for the Airbus A321XLR's innovative fuel tank, aiming for safer certification processes.
Airbus selects H3 Dynamics to supply a hydrogen fuel cell for APU demonstrations on an A330, marking a significant step towards sustainable flight operations.
In April 2024, Airbus reports significant progress with a 13% increase in aircraft deliveries totaling 61, and a noteworthy order of 51 A321neos from an unidentified customer.
In a significant development for global aviation, Airbus and China's state planner have inked an MOU aimed at enhancing bilateral aviation cooperation.
Emirates Airlines has announced an ambitious expansion of its cabin refurbishment program to include a total of 191 aircraft, comprising both Airbus A380s and Boeing 777s, aiming to enhance PaxEx.
Despite gains in recent quarters from constrained supply by Boeing and Airbus, Air Lease's Q1 profits fell short of estimates due to increased interest expenses.
In response to possible delivery slot openings, Etihad Airways' CEO signals interest in acquiring a select number of aircraft from Airbus and Boeing by 2028.
Finalizing earlier discussions, IndiGo has ordered 30 A350-900s from Airbus aimed at extending its network into long-haul markets, with deliveries beginning in 2027.
As Boeing faces manufacturing and safety hurdles, Airbus secures a significant sales advantage, highlighting the ongoing competition between the two giants.
Due to sluggish domestic demand, Pratt & Whitney engine issues, and increased competition, Spirit Airlines reports a significant Q1 loss and predicts continued revenue challenges in Q2 2024.
Hawaiian Airlines' Airbus A321neo sustained damages at San Francisco International Airport after a jet bridge collapsed post-arrival from Kahului on May 2.
Amid preparations for its 2025 launch, Riyadh Air is finalizing discussions for a significant widebody jet order with Airbus and Boeing to bolster its start-up operations.
Emirates has selected nine cities including Bahrain, Mumbai, and Ahmedabad as the initial destinations for its Airbus A350-900 fleet, featuring the next-generation Business Class seats, commencing September 2024.
Marking a significant rebrand, Air India's inaugural Airbus A320neo showcasing a new livery has been rolled out, aligning with enhanced PaxEx initiatives.
Spirit Airlines marked a significant fleet expansion, integrating its 100th Airbus Neo, culminating in 400 total aircraft from Airbus.
In line with its previously announced plans, Korean Air has initiated the decommissioning process for its Airbus A380 aircraft, marking an end to its era of jumbo jet operations.
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.
Embraer, traditionally known for smaller aircraft, is considering expansion into the 737-sized commercial plane market, signaling a significant strategic move in the aviation industry.
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.