Airbus articles

Croatia Airlines is ending service with the Airbus A319, with preparations underway to withdraw the type from scheduled passenger service...

Airbus is asking operators of A330neo jets built between 2021 and 2026 to inspect their aircraft for foreign object debris...

Airbus has announced a small order from FLYONE Armenia for two of its best-selling A321neo jets. The airline’s first direct...

Airbus is close to securing a firm agreement with Bangladesh for 10 aircraft destined for Biman Bangladesh Airlines. The long-awaited...

Airbus’ newest A350 model, the A350F, took off from Toulouse on its maiden flight, formally commencing the flight-testing component of...

A slow September will headline Airbus’ performance as the 30-day period nears its end after a quality issue was identified...

Pick any long-haul route map, and you’ll find one of these two aircraft parked at the gate. The Airbus A350-900...

Qatar Airways has retired its two remaining Airbus A330 jets, ending an era of service for the mid-sized widebody. The...

Airbus has identified a defect with its best-selling A321neo that affects approximately 500 units and centres on the fuselage structure....

Two aircraft carry the bulk of the world’s short- and medium-haul passengers, and if you’ve flown anywhere in the past...

Emirates expects to retire its Airbus A380 fleet around 2040, clarifying the fate of the world’s largest passenger plane. While...

Virgin Atlantic has again been forced to delay the entry into service of its new 232-seat Airbus A330neo, configured in...

India, the world’s largest country by population, seems like a likely fit for the A380 superjumbo. However, billions of people...

Qantas has revealed it will launch non-stop service between Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) and New York John F. Kennedy International...