Articles tagged “airbus”

There should be some accommodation for more ample passengers on flights, and this sounds like a reasonable solution. Should passengers have to pay more for these seats? That's could be a big issue.

Air France’s request can’t be of much consequence to the manufacturer: Airbus is working through a record number of single-jet orders and breaking ground on its first U.S. assembly line.

It’s time to start tallying global airlines’ declaration of allegiance to Boeing and Airbus, and airlines that pinned their growth on the Dreamliner are in too deep to back out now.

Airbus is increasingly capturing market share in India among budget airlines; a trend which could be troubling to Boeing and its long-term growth.

It's a good week for Airbus as the manufacturer snaps up orders from Turkish Air and Lufthansa while rival Boeing spends its time arguing that its batteries aren't really that so bad.

BA will operate these superjumbos at lower density to accomodate more premium seats on these long haul routes.

Low cost carrier Pegasus Airlines plans on using the proceeds from an IPO to wean itself off Boeing with an Airbus order for 75 A321neo planes. It's always nice to get a little financial help when you are jilting a longtime partner.

Airbus likely dropped the problematic battery not only to avoid a fate similar to the 787, but to ease financial and safety concerns of stakeholders and passengers.

It’s no wonder Stelios supports a growth strategy more lucrative for its shareholders since his family is holding onto almost 37 percent of the low-cost carrier’s stocks.

As the news trickles out about the faulty testing on Boeing's batteries, more buyers will turn their gaze back to Airbus and its comparatively dreamy A350.