In this video, we're diving into the future of aviation as we explore Airbus's next big steps. Airbus has always been at the ...

Leading aircraft manufacturer Airbus, in advance of the Paris Airshow “Le Bourget”, last night invited the passengers of 2050 to discover its Concept Cabin - a whole new flying experience inspired by ...

The future of aviation could look surprisingly similar to the triangular paper airplanes you folded as a kid. In an interview with Tobias Fuchs and Martin Murphy at the German newspaper Bild, Airbus ...

DUBLIN (Reuters) -Ryanair is confident of receiving its first of 150 737 MAX 10 jets from Boeing on schedule in early 2027 but is also keen to boost the number of Airbus in its fleet when the chance ...

In the next few decades, the standard passenger aircraft will look radically different, according to the head of one of the world’s largest plane manufacturers. Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury said in a ...

If you're not in the aviation industry, you might struggle to tell an Airbus model from another, or even an Airbus from a Boeing. Despite the fantastic technology in commercial aircraft, which would ...

Multiple ambitious research projects have altered course after uncertainty about aviation’s adoption of hydrogen propulsion slowed progress. But proponents remain optimistic of a greener future. Any ...

On location in Toulouse, Aviation Week's Jens Flottau and Robert Wall discuss the implications of Airbus' latest results, including the downward revision of its production targets, particularly for ...

NATO is set to replace and modernize its current helicopter fleet, and Airbus Helicopters is giving us a look at its vision of the rotorcraft future with the release of two concepts being submitted ...

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury talks to CNBC's Charlotte Reed at the Adopt AI Summit in France, outlining the company's plans to expand into space as part of its future strategy. Charlotte also spoke to ...

Airbus maintains a massive 8,800-aircraft backlog, but production ramp-up challenges persist despite strong demand. Read why ...