Airbus SE delivered 766 aircraft in 2024, just below its 770 target. The A321neo model constituted 60% of these deliveries. Airbus also sec...

Saudia said it is increasing flights and seat capacity across its existing 100-plus destinations to meet the country's goal of attracting m...

In the ongoing competition between Airbus and Boeing for dominance in the commercial aircraft market, Airbus has been consistently outperfo...

The proposed order, which would double the airline’s existing backlog, is for A320neo family aircraft, according to people familiar with th...

Aircraft manufacturers have struggled to increase production at a time when airlines are clamouring for new jets to meet the surge in trave...

The company in its latest India market forecast estimated that the country would need 1,750 new aircrafts over the next 20 years (2017-2036...

"India is very important and a growing market with a lot of opportunities," Executive vice president and chief of sales at Airbus, Eric Sch...

The facility will have an initial annual training capacity for 800 A320 pilots and 200 technicians.

The airline, which was flying with a fleet of 19 Airbus 320 aircrfat, also announced the induction of its first first A320 NEO (new engine ...

To win over customers, both Airbus and Boeing aren’t sparing any effort, and undermining each other seems to be part of the marketing strat...

Airbus SAS, the world’s largest aircraft maker, can double the 131 orders it received in the first half during this week’s Farnborough Air ...

Airbus held on to the top spot in global jetliner production for the sixth year running in 2008 with a 7% rise in deliveries to a record 48...

Airbus is expecting a sharp reduction in the number of new orders in 2009 as the global economy slows, the firm's chief operating officer s...

Airbus said Wednesday it trailed Boeing Co. in logging new orders last year by a total of 72 civilian jets, but beat its US rival on delive...

Airbus held onto its rank as the world’s biggest planemaker, beating Boeing in 2007 deliveries and narrowing the gap in orders.

QATAR Airways plans to sign a firm order for 80 Airbus A350 XWB long-range planes worth $16 billion.

Airbus sold four aircraft in September, bringing its total of new orders so far this year to 226.