German aviation group Lufthansa has ordered 10 Airbus A350-900 and 10 Boeing 787-9. The aicraft will enter service between 2032 and 2034 as part of a plan to renew its fleet and reduce pollutant emissions
Airbus trials AI-powered catering with Virgin Atlantic to reduce onboard food waste and improve efficiency. Roughly 20% of the waste comes from untouched food and beverages
Via 3D Augmented Reality: Airbus showcases a new A350-1000 First Class concept at AIX 2026, featuring a two-person Master Suite with a double bed and private space, virtual panoramic windows, bar, and changing area, among others
Scandinavian Airlines marks 80 years with a newly painted Airbus A330, honoring its legacy from Stockholm to New York and global expansion. "This aircraft is a symbol of our heritage, and of the role we play every day for our customers and the societies we serve"
Air Astana celebrates 20 years of partnership with Airbus with a significant future order of 25 A320 family aircraft. The company currently operates approximately 60 aircraft, most of which are from the European manufacturer
Airbus delivered 793 jets in 2025, boosting revenue, profit, and cash flow, and securing a record backlog, ensuring long-term production growth. The manufacturer proposed a dividend of €3.20 per share, targeting 870 aircraft deliveries in 2026
The new aircraft, named after the city of Delémont and featuring SWISS' classic livery, is expected to begin operating on the Zurich-Montreal route on February 23. This is the second addition of 10 aircraft of the new model
It's official: Singapore will become the world’s first airport testbed for CFM’s Open Fan engine technology, developed with Airbus and the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore
Taiwan’s STARLUX Airlines introduces its first A350-1000, joining a fleet of 10 A350-900s. The aircraft will serve long-haul routes to Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific
Meet Flexrotor, Airbus' new solution for European coast guard units. Small, smart, and capable of taking off from a particularly small surface. What else can it do?
