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Europe's largest passenger plane makes maiden flight
Europe's largest twin-engined passenger jet has taken to the skies for the first time. The Airbus A350-1000 is seeking the hog the limelight from Boeing's popular 777.
Airbus to downsize A380 production
Airbus is planning to build fewer of its A380 superjumbos, slowing assembly to one aircraft per month from 2018.
WTO backs Boeing over Airbus in latest round of government subsidies row
The World Trade Organisation has ruled against the European Union over subsidies to planemaker Airbus says the EU has failed to comply with its earlier rulings over European government loans.
Airbus and Boeing face order challenges
Even as Airbus caught up with Boeing for orders for the first half of this year, combined orders for the world's two dominant planemakers fell 17 percent from the same period last year.
Boeing and Airbus upbeat as Farnborough Airshow opens
Day one of the Farnborough Airshow brought a boost for Boeing as British Prime Minister David Cameron announced the purchase of nine of its Poseidon marine patrol planes as well as 50 Apache attack he
Iranair could buy Boeing planes but any deal faces hurdles
Iran's state airline is talking with US plane maker Boeing about buying a large number of aircraft, but there are still many obstacles to a deal, as with Iranair's order for Airbus jets.
Signals picked up in Mediterranean could be doomed MS804's black box
A French naval search vessel has picked up signals that could be emanating from one of EqyptAir flight MS804’s black boxes, according to an Egyptian…
Airbus bets big on China with new factory
European aerospace firm Airbus has started construction of a new facility in China where it will fit out wide-body planes assembled in France as it bets on the aviation market there continuing to expa
Airbus reverses A330 production tailoff, now has order backlog of 6,800 planes
Airbus, which has just announced record orders for 2015, is to boost production of its A330 planes partially reversing a previous decision to build fewer of the wide-body jets.
Uber goes to new heights with Airbus
Uber and Airbus are to join forces for an on-demand ride service with helicopters at the Sundance Film Festival
Sanctions-free Iran 'to buy 114 Airbus planes'
Trade between the international community and Iran looks poised to take off with the return of the former pariah state into world commerce. Before
Airbus beats Boeing in 2015 order race
European plane maker Airbus edged ahead of tis rival in the skies Boeing for new business last year. Figures from the Toulouse based company showed
Dubai Airshow 2015 - Highlights Day 1
A selection of the best footage from the 2015 Dubai Air Show.
Open Europe's skies to Gulf carriers within the rules, EU Commissioner tells euronews
The presence of the European Union’s Transport Commissioner at this week’s Dubai Air Show has sent an important message to both Europe and the Gulf
Dubai Airshow Live
Keep abreast of all the events as they take place live and direct from the United Arab Emirates
A"single sky" for the Gulf States?
The Middle East – especially the Gulf – is a strategic location with significant transit volumes of air traffic. The region is both a destination and
Emirates Milestones 1985-2015
1985 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum gives $10 million to the Emirates team start an airline in five months. Pakistan International