Airbus is predicting a 'gloves-off' competition to build the next generation of planes. This is the tech it's planning.
From revolutionary engine technology to folding wings, Airbus is focusing on fuel efficiency for the next generation of plane ...
Airbus CEO Warns Trump Tariffs Likely To Be "More Damaging To The US"
At the Airbus Summit 2025 in Toulouse this week, Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury noted that tariffs threatened by US President ...
‘Air travel is a scapegoat for emissions’: Airbus CEO says aviation ‘at risk’ from high taxes and flight bans
Exclusive: Guillaume Faury says the ‘social and economic benefits of being connected by air are more than obvious’ ...
Tariffs are set to make your next flight more expensive — as airline stocks keep plummeting
Airline stocks were among the hardest hit by Donald Trump's tariff announcement. Demand has been waning, but analysts expect ...
FAL must wait for next-generation planes, but we are leveraging India’s strengths: Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury anticipates improvements from CFM and Pratt & Whitney engines to enhance A320neo operations in ...
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Aviation heavyweights remain silent on US tariffs as industry awaits EU response
So far, most of the aviation industry’s heavyweights have remained silent after the US introduced sweeping new tariffs ...
Would you fly in a propeller plane? Airbus hopes so
Propeller planes that once dominated the skies could again serve some of the world’s busiest flight routes under Airbus’s ...
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Airbus touts open-fan engines and folding wing designs for next narrowbody jet
Airbus is teasing technologies that could enable its next-generation single-aisle jet, including innovative engine and wing ...
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Airbus to double sourcing from India to $2 billion by 2030 amid aviation boom
India is one of the fastest-growing civil aviation markets globally. With over 700 Airbus planes currently in operation and ...
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Airbus sets out its stall ahead of new plane development
The question of when to replace the industry's top-selling model, which competes with Boeing's 737 MAX in the busiest part of the market, is one of the key decisions for Guillaume Faury as he ...