The Latest Breaking News from Guillaume Faury

The turbines save fuel but require service sooner than expected.

Altering an existing plane could save the company billions of dollars compared with developing a new one—but it risks cannibalizing sales of its mainstay A320.

French President Macron's three-day visit to China has so far seen a strengthening of economic and cultural ties, but no firm commitments on Chinese mediation in the Ukraine war – one of the trip's main objectives.

European aircraft manufacturer Airbus made record profits in 2022, even in the face of supply chain problems.

Airbus is urging stepped-up European cooperation to ensure the continent’s security and future access to space

Air India is to buy 250 new aircraft from French-based constructor Airbus, in a deal worth 32 billion euros based on current catalogue prices. This is a "historic moment for India, for Air India and for Airbus," according to the French plane-maker's chief executive, Guillaume Faury.

Following three miserable years of contraction in Boeing’s commercial airplane business, the company in 2022 took substantial steps toward a recovery, reflected in Tuesday’s release of its final jet order and delivery figures.

Amid zero-Covid protests, crackdown on VPNs used for banned social media. Plus, Senate rejects paid sick leave for rail workers

Guillaume Faury expresses concern at pace of investment in facilities producing alternatives to fossil fuels

The aircraft manufacturing giant is accused of ‘exerting its influence’ over the European Union Aviation Safety Agency.

The aerospace giant has reported revenue and order book growth during the first nine months of this year