The Latest Breaking News from Airbus

How Kelly Ortberg is rebuilding Boeing from the inside out

Kelly Ortberg inherited Boeing's worst crisis in decades. His fix: stop chasing Wall Street and start building planes the right way again.

Fortune · Jun 1

Flight Path to Profits: American Airlines Bets on SpaceX

American Airlines is integrating high-speed Starlink satellite internet across its narrowbody fleet to capture the lucrative corporate travel market segment.

MarketBeat · May 29

Airbus and BMW strike deals with France’s Mistral to bring AI to defence and safety systems

As European companies look for alternatives to US tech giants in the race for artificial intelligence, Airbus and BMW have both partnered with French startup Mistral AI to develop systems ranging from flight safety and defence technology to car crash simulations.

Euronews · May 28

Cathay Pacific flight plunges mid-air in severe turbulence leaving 10 passengers injured

Passengers ‘thought the plane was going down’ when turbulence struck during breakfast service

The Independent UK · May 26

World’s longest non-stop flight connecting Sydney and London delayed

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The Independent UK · May 26

World’s longest flight postponed again throwing Qantas’ London to Sydney non-stop dream off schedule

Airbus is building special A350 aircraft with additional fuel tanks for the 10,573-mile ‘Project Sunrise’ service

The Independent UK · May 26

Hong Kong airport set for volume shift after flights rejigged amid fuel crisis

Hong Kong's airport is set for a shift in volume this summer after airlines quietly swapped jet sizes and reduced scheduled flights to manage costs amid a global fuel crisis and following a jump in economy passenger fares to Europe.

Bangkok Post · May 25

Frequent flyers: How many of these airline collectibles do you have?

From Lufthansa’s first class ducks to KLM’s miniature houses, these items are a hot commodity among aviation enthusiasts.

Euronews · May 24

Delta flight forced to divert to Paris after mid-air engine issue

After a detour to Paris, the 262 passengers were able to fly to Milan hours later

The Independent UK · May 22

Airbus, Air France Hit With Manslaughter Charges Over Pilot Training Failures in Deadly 2009 Flight 447 Crash

Airbus and Air France have been found guilty of corporate manslaughter over the 2009 Flight 447 crash that killed 228 people, following a long-running court battle in Paris.

International Business Times UK · May 22