Airbus is looking to spin off its high-altitude surveillance and communications drone programme Zephyr, with the aim of starting commercial operations by the end of next year, the Financial Times repo

Boeing Beats Airbus Or Not

10:37am, Monday, 16'th Jan 2023
Airbus and Boeing both had a good year despite supply chain challenges rendering delivery targets unreachable. Boeing saw double-digit improvement and is the winner in terms of order value.
European planemaker Airbus said it had withdrawn from a U.S. government-named panel reviewing Boeing's safety processes and how they influence Boeing safety culture after two fatal 737 MAX crashes in

Airbus: Strong But Blunders On Delivery Target

05:31am, Thursday, 12'th Jan 2023
Airbus had a good year with higher order inflow and deliveries. The company blundered on its delivery target, maintaining a delivery target that was not achievable at any time in the year.
Airbus consolidated its leadership in civil aviation for 2022 on Tuesday, reporting more orders and deliveries than American archrival Boeing as both companies contend with lingering supply chain chal
Shares in French IT group Atos rallied on Monday, after newspaper Les Echos reported Airbus had started "exploratory talks" to take a minority share in the firm's cybersecurity unit, citing unnamed so

Two Airbus Satellites Are Lost After Rocket Fails

01:23pm, Wednesday, 21'st Dec 2022
European rocket operator Arianespace and the European Space Agency are appointing an independent panel to investigate.
Boeing stock trades quite optimistically when it comes to its chances of achieving a full turnaround. Yet, there's a better option.

Airbus Was Wrong, Delivery Target Tumbles

10:45pm, Sunday, 11'th Dec 2022
Airbus confirmed it would miss the delivery target, but this is what I expected since mid-2022. The best-case scenario is now 685-690 aircraft deliveries, up from our previous estimate based on slight
Air India is close to placing historic orders for as many as 500 jetliners worth tens of billions of dollars from both Airbus and Boeing as it carves out an ambitious revival under the Tata Group cong
Energy shortages weigh more heavily in Europe whereas the U.S. industry is more concerned about shortages of labor, Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury said on Thursday.
Airbus Chief Executive Guillaume Faury said on Thursday that 2023 and 2024 would be positive years for wide-body jet demand, but sounded a cautious note on fragmented global supply chains.
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said it has approved special conditions for the Airbus A321XLR after concerns were raised that a novel type of fuel tank could pose fire risks in its newest na
After the markets closed on Tuesday, Airbus on said it considered its previous target of delivering around 700 commercial aircraft in 2022 to be "out of reach."
Orders for aircraft are booming, but plane makers are struggling to deliver them quickly. It could be a problem if a weakening economy ends up denting appetite for travel.
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