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  • Airbus announces record year

    Airbus outsold its rival Boeing almost two-to-one in 2011 and delivered more aircraft than the US planemaker for the ninth year running. However the… 17/01/2012

  • D-day in plane giant trade battle

    The EU has said it has sent a report to the United States addressing American complaints about illegal subsidies for the European plane maker Airbus.   An … 01/12/2011

  • Dreamliner dims its windows for Dubai airshow

    Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner jet was one of the stars at the 12th Dubai Airshow where there were almost 1,000 exhibitors. The jewel in plane maker Boeing’s crown… 17/11/2011

  • Airbus’ neo boost at Dubai

    Fuel economy continues to be a big driver of plane sales and at the Dubai Airshow green is the word. While it develops its rival to Boeing’s lightweight… 14/11/2011

  • Dubai Airshow opens with a mega contract for Boeing

    Day one of this year’s Dubai Airshow and there’s already been a record breaking order made. Emirates airline has signed up for 50 of Boeings 777 jetliners… 14/11/2011

  • euronews talks to DAS Managing Director

    Euronews: “Two weeks after the Dubai Airshow it will be the 40th anniversary of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). How is the Dubai Airshow affected by… 11/11/2011

  • EADS delays A350

    EADS has put back the launch of the Airbus A350 by six months and said that delay will cost it around 200 million euros. That trimmed its third-quarter… 10/11/2011

  • Dubai Airshow bigger than ever

    There is no doubt the aviation industry has been affected by the attacks of September 11, 2001 and by the financial crisis. But it has received a boost with… 08/11/2011

  • Airbus raises plane demand prediction

    The latest forecast from Airbus is for 27,800 new aircraft in the skies in next 20 years as air travel grows. The European planemaker believes the trend… 19/09/2011

  • Russian stealth and euro efficiency at MAKS airshow

    Russia’s MAKS airshow on the outskirts of Moscow has proved a lucrative venture for Europe’s Airbus planemaker, and a valuable showcase for Russia’s own… 16/08/2011

  • EADS buys satellite communications firm

    EADS is to pay 673 million euros for the satellite communications service provider Vizada. It is the latest of a series of deals the European aerospace… 01/08/2011

  • EADS looks to higher 2012 profit

    After posting forecast-beating second-quarter results, EADS is forecasting a significant rise in operating profit next year as demand for aircraft grows. It… 29/07/2011

  • Airbus, Boeing split huge plane American Airlines order

    American Airlines’ parent company has announced what it calls the “largest aircraft order in aviation history.” It is to buy a total of 460 narrowbody jets… 20/07/2011

  • Radar online set to enhance safety in the air

    The Atlantic Ocean begins on the beaches of Scotland. Every day hundreds of planes crisscross the sky linking Europe and America. It is mainly above the… 19/07/2011

  • Flying high, but on what fuel at the Paris Air Show?

    The environment is a key focus at this year’s Paris Air Show. In particular, with oil prices heading ever higher, more alternative fuels are being tested. … 23/06/2011

  • Airbus and Boeing compete at Bourget

    The trade war between Airbus and Boeing was once again in the spotlight at the Paris air show. The competition between widebodies results in endless new… 21/06/2011

  • Plane order battle hots up

    Ahead of next week’s Paris Air Show, order news is starting to build. Hong Kong Airlines has said it plans to buy an as-yet-unspecified number of Airbus… 13/06/2011

  • EADS reports Q1 loss but record cash pile

    EADS posted a 12 million euro loss in the first quarter, but blamed factors like an accounting change and unfavourable currency exchange rates from the strong… 13/05/2011

  • Bailout agreed for Airbus A400M

    European nations have given formal backing to a 3.5 billion euro rescue deal for Airbus’s A400M military transport plane – the region’s largest defence… 07/04/2011

  • WTO says US subsidies to Boeing illegal

    Planemaker Boeing received at least 5.3 billion dollars (3.7 billion euros) of illegal US subsidies, the World Trade Organisation has found. The ruling by a… 31/03/2011

  • EADS back in profit as Airbus orders surge

    EADS is forecasting higher revenue and stable core operating profit this year. Announcing a return to profit for 2010, Europe’s largest aerospace group said… 09/03/2011

  • Boeing beats EADS to build US air tankers

    Boeing has beaten EADS for a 22 billion euro contract to built new US Air Force refuelling planes. The 180 air tankers will replace the 50-year-old aircraft… 25/02/2011

  • Plane orders pile up at Farnborough

    There is little sign of a slowdown in the aviation industry as orders worth more than nine billion euros were announced on the third day of Britain’s… 21/07/2010

  • New players fill single-aisle market

    One area of the aviation industry where competition is increasingly fierce is the 100-130-seater sector, with several new players popping up. Canada’s… 21/07/2010

  • Fleeting stars at Farnborough

    The Boeing 787 and the Airbus A 400M are the stars of this year’s Farnborough International Air Show in the UK – even if they only stayed two days. For the… 21/07/2010

  • Farnborough: sights and sounds

    The air displays are renowned at Farnborough. This is a montage of some of the highlights from Day 1 of the air show. 20/07/2010

  • Farnborough Airshow new heights

    Euronews’ aviation specialist, Giovanni Magi is at the Farnborough Airshow and gives us a quick round-up on what to expect. 19/07/2010

  • Questions to Shaun Omrod CEO Farnborough Airshow

    What are the top highlights of the show this year for the visiting public? The daily flying display promises to be truly spectacular highlight of this… 16/07/2010

  • Farnborough Airshow key facts

    Farnborough is a biennial event that takes place in Hampshire, south England The show this year runs from 19-25 July 2010 It is open to… 15/07/2010

  • Farnborough Airshow Takes Off

    The Farnborough International Airshow is one of the biggest in the world and takes place every two years during the month of July. At the last Airshow in… 15/07/2010

  • Rio-Paris crash inquiry urges better pilot training

    Better pilot training is being called for after the black boxes of doomed Air France Flight 447 delivered their secrets. Those manning the controls of the… 30/07/2011

  • Crash probe says Rio-Paris crew ignored warnings

    The pilots of an Air France flight which plunged into the Atlantic ignored warnings and failed to follow textbook procedures according to a new… 29/07/2011

  • Airbus scoops record sale in Paris

    European planemaker Airbus has cemented one of the largest orders in civil aviation history at Le Bourget airshow in Paris. In terms of the number of… 23/06/2011

  • Boeing 747-8 makes international debut in Paris

    The new Boeing 747-8 superjumbo has touched down in France for its international debut at the Paris Air Show. The US-made aircraft comes with a cool 222… 20/06/2011

  • 2009 Air France crash black box reveals first secrets

    Analysis of black boxes from the Air France crash two years ago shows the plane fell erratically for over three and a half minutes before hitting the Atlantic… 28/05/2011

  • Air France jet stalled in mid air

    The Air France plane that plunged into the Atlantic en route from Brazil to France in 2009 stalled in mid air, according to French investigators. The black… 27/05/2011

  • Air France flight 447 relatives want bodies back

    Brazilian relatives of the 228 victims of Air France flight 447, which crashed into the sea en route from Rio to Paris in 2009, have been reacting to a… 11/05/2011

  • Officials find second black box from Air France crash

    French investigators said on Tuesday that have found the second flight recorder of the Air France plane that crashed into the Atlantic almost two years… 03/05/2011

  • Air France data recorder from crash jet found

    French search teams have found one of two data recorders from an Air France flight that crashed off the coast of Brazil nearly two years ago. The object was… 01/05/2011

  • Et olim licet otiosae sint tribus pacataeque centuriae

    Utque proeliorum periti rectores primo catervas densas opponunt et fortes, deinde leves armaturas, post iaculatores ultimasque subsidiales acies, si fors… 26/04/2011

  • Airbus boss looks ahead to 2011

    As Airbus announced the 10,000th aircraft sale of its 40 year history and beat Boeing for sales in 2010, euronews spoke to the planemaker’s chief executive… 17/01/2011

  • Airbus beats Boeing for 2010 plane sales

    European planemaker Airbus has scored a surprise victory in the annual orders race against Boeing. The guest of honour at the company’s news conference… 17/01/2011

  • Airbus lands historic order

    Airbus has won the world’s biggest ever commercial aircraft order – 180 planes for Indian low cost airline IndiGo. Most are for an upgraded versions of… 12/01/2011

  • Airbus order from easyJet

    Low-cost airline easyJet has confirmed an order for 15 Airbus A320 planes to help it gain market share in Europe. It has also changed an order for 20 A319… 04/01/2011

  • Airbus ups aircraft demand forecast

    Airbus has raised its forecast for aircraft demand over the next 20 years. The European planemaker based that on the travel needs of six billion people in… 14/12/2010

  • Qantas opens legal proceedings against RR

    Qantas has begun legal proceedings against Rolls Royce after an engine on one of its fleet of A380s exploded mid-air last month. The Australian flag-carrier… 02/12/2010

  • Airbus to upgrade A320 engines

    Airbus is to upgrade its A320 planes with new engines it says will provide airlines with 15 percent cuts in their fuel costs. The France-based planemaker… 01/12/2010

  • Qantas returns two A380s to service

    Australian airline Qantas says two of its six Airbus A380s are returning to the air after it grounded the planes following an engine failure earlier this… 23/11/2010

  • China buys more Rolls Royce engines

    Some good news for Rolls Royce after a dreadful start to November, with a big order from China, the second this month, worth over 1.3 billion euros. Air… 22/11/2010

  • Rolls-Royce recalls 40 A380 engines

    Rolls-Royce is to replace up to 40 of the 80 Trent 900 engines on Airbus A380s in operation globally at the moment. It follows the mid-air blow out earlier… 18/11/2010

  • Rolls-Royce identifies A380 engine fault

    Investors seem to have been comforted by soothing words from Rolls-Royce about problems with its engines used on the Airbus A380 superjumbo. Rolls-Royce… 12/11/2010

  • Singapore Airlines grounds oil-stained A380s

    Singapore Airlines grounded three of its Airbus A380 planes on Wednesday to replace their engines after finding oil stains on them.   They use the same… 10/11/2010

  • A380 gets first Japanese buyer

    Japan looks set to buy its first Airbus 380s with an order for four of the huge double-decker planes and an option for two more from Skymark Airlines, Japan’s… 08/11/2010

  • Engine tests on Airbus A380 after Qantas scare

    Tests are being carried out on the engines of Airbus A380s, after one appeared to break apart on a Qantas flight on Thursday. The Australian national… 05/11/2010

  • Airbus and Rolls Royce to investigate A380 scare

    Investigators from Airbus and engine makers Rolls Royce are to help the inquiry after a Qantas A380 passenger jet was forced to make an emergency landing in… 04/11/2010

  • Qantas suspends A380 flights after engine scare

    Qantas has suspended flights of its Airbus A380s after obvious engine trouble forced one of the aircraft to make an emergency landing. Flight QF32, which… 04/11/2010

  • Qantas suspends A380 flights after scare

    Qantas has suspended all A380 flights for security reasons after one of its planes was forced to make an emergency landing. Debris from a super-jumbo… 04/11/2010

  • Airbus and Boeing each claim WTO victory

    America’s Boeing and Europe’s Airbus are each claiming victory in a long-running tit-for-tat row over subsidies. Airbus says a World Trade Organisation report… 16/09/2010

  • WTO rules in Airbus’s favour, finds against Boeing

    According to a European source the World Trade Organisation has ruled against Boeing in its legal battle with rival planemaker Airbus. The WTO has ruled… 15/09/2010

  • Airbus reaps bumper crop of Chinese orders

    European planemaker Airbus is in talks to sell at least 150 aircraft to China. The deal is mostly for A320s, but also includes orders for A330 and A350… 13/09/2010

  • Airbus A350 schedule reportedly sliding

    Airbus is being coy in response to a report that it has cut production targets for its newest plane – the A350. A French newspaper quoted Airbus… 27/08/2010

  • Thai talks to planemakers

    Showdown in the east for Airbus and Boeing as Thai Airways negotiates with the two plane makers for a possible record order of 30 aircraft worth around seven… 20/08/2010

  • Airbus confident on Mideast orders

    Airbus says it is on track to secure orders for well over 50 passenger jets from Middle Eastern and North African airlines this year. The European… 09/08/2010

  • EADS submits US air-tanker bid

    Just ahead of its US rival Boeing, European planemaker EADS has put in its formal bid to build a fleet of US Air Force aerial-refuelling aircraft. The… 09/07/2010

  • EU slaps ban on Iran Air

    The EU has banned most of Iran Air’s fleet from entering European airspace due to safety concerns. The European Commission said it would affect three type… 06/07/2010

  • WTO says Airbus got illegal subsidies

    The World Trade Organisation has ruled some European governments paid planemaker Airbus prohibited export subsidies. The WTO – responding to complaints… 30/06/2010

  • Airbus orders take off at Berlin

    The Berlin Air Show has opened with a huge success for Airbus as it unveiled an order for 32 of its superjumbo A380s from the Dubai based airline Emirates… 08/06/2010

  • Weaker euro boost EADS shares

    Shares in Europe’s largest aerospace firm EADS rose on Friday to their highest in eight months despite sharply lower first-quarter earnings. That is because… 14/05/2010

  • Terrified passengers see A380 tyres explode

    Passengers have endured a terrifying ordeal after their plane damaged two tyres on landing in Sydney. None of the 244 people on board the Airbus A380 flown… 01/04/2010

  • WTO report on Airbus-Boeing expected

    It is likely to define the rules of the civil aviation market for years to come. The World Trade Organisation is expected to confirm criticism of European… 23/03/2010

  • Tanker loss hits EADS

    More bad news for EADS, the parent company of planemaker Airbus. Its US partner Northrop Grumman has dropped out of the race to build a military mid-air… 09/03/2010

  • A400M ‘agreement reached’

    Partners in the troubled A400M military transport plane have reportedly reached a basic agreement on financing its cost overruns. A source told Reuters that… 05/03/2010

  • Daimler warns of Airbus related losses

    Daimler has said it may have to take a significant charge in the current business year because of losses by Airbus on the A400M military transport plane… 03/03/2010

  • A400M rescue agreement reached

    An agreement in principle has been reached to rescue the troubled Airbus project A400M military transport. Spain’s defence minister said the governments… 24/02/2010

  • A400M deal reported close

    Aerospace firm EADS is reportedly close to reaching a long-awaited deal to rescue the A400M military transport plane. The parent company of Airbus has been… 17/02/2010

  • Airbus wants A400M funding sorted

    Planemaker Airbus has sent a message to European governments that discussions need to be concluded quickly to sort out funding for the troubled A400M military… 11/02/2010

  • EADS drone project under threat

    EADS’s troubled planemaking division, already mired in disagreemnents with several EU governments with delays and cost overruns on its A400M military… 18/01/2010

  • A400M’s future discussed

    Officials from the seven countries involved in the Airbus A400M military transport plane project have been meeting in London to discuss its survival. The… 14/01/2010

  • Airbus’ A380 troubles to continue

    The A380 superjumbo continues to create problems for Airbus and its parent company EADS. It has warned the double-decker plane will be a financial drain… 12/01/2010

  • Confidence expressed in Airbus A400M

    German and French ministers have expressed confidence in the Airbus A400M military transport plane project. Airbus has reportedly drawn up contingency plans… 06/01/2010

  • EADS plans exit from A400M project over costs

    European planemaker EADS is reportedly preparing to pull out from Europe’s largest defence project – the A400M military transport aircraft. The inaugural… 05/01/2010

  • Airbus ‘beat delivery target’

    European planemaker Airbus reportedly beat its target for aircraft deliveries last year and handed over 498 planes to airlines. However it delivered just… 04/01/2010

  • Chinese airline buying 16 Airbus planes

    China Eastern Airlines has announced that it has agreed to buy 16 Airbus A330 planes. The Shanghai-based carrier is increasing the size of its fleet in… 28/12/2009

  • EADS insider trading probe comes up empty

    Bosses and former bosses at EADS, the parent company of planemaker Airbus, have been cleared by stock market regulators of insider trading and market… 18/12/2009

  • Airbus A400M takes maiden flight

    Europe’s new military transport plane, the Airbus A400M, has had its maiden three-hour flight near Seville in Spain. Experts, however, say talks to prevent… 11/12/2009

  • First transatlantic flight for superjumbo jet

    An Air France A380 has touched down at Kennedy airport. The Paris to NewYork journey was the world’s largest airliner’s inaugural transatlantic flight… 21/11/2009

  • EADS loses South African A400M order

    EADS’s troubled Airbus A400M military transport project has suffered another blow. The South African government has dropped plans to buy eight of the… 05/11/2009

  • Air France gets hold of its first airbus

    Air France has become the first European airline to get its hands on an Airbus A380. The French company was presented with the giant passenger carrier at a… 30/10/2009

  • Airbus’ mixed sales forecast

    Airbus has upgraded its forecasts on long-term demand for new planes. It listed replacement of older aircraft and the expansion of low-cost carriers as… 18/09/2009

  • First round to the US after WTO Airbus ruling

    The World Trade Organisation has ruled European subsidies to aircraft maker Airbus were illegal. The judgement still remains confidential, but the partial… 05/09/2009

  • Airbus proposes hi-tech solution to “black boxes”

    It’s one of the biggest and most worry-some mysteries in the age of modern airliners. What happened to Air France 447? And why did it plunge to the bottom of… 04/09/2009

  • EADS profit drops

    EADS has reported a 23 percent drop in operating profit for the first-half of the year to 888 million euros. Cost cuts at the European aerospace group… 28/07/2009

  • Airbus A400M saved, for now

    Europe’s largest defence project – the much delayed Airbus A400M military transport plane – has been saved, for the moment. A crisis meeting has agreed to… 24/07/2009

  • EADS ‘to cut budgets further’

    EADS is reportedly planning to make bigger spending cuts. French business newspaper La Tribune said the European aerospace group intends to double its… 20/07/2009

  • Comoros crash: black-box signals detected

    Rescuers searching for the Yemenia Airbus, that crashed in the Indian Ocean, have said they have detected signals from the jet’s black-box flight… 05/07/2009

  • Yemeni plane crashes with 150 on board

    A passenger plane with 150 people on board has crashed near the Comoros Islands off Eastern Africa. The flight, operated by the Yemeni state airline Yemeni… 30/06/2009

  • Chinese built Airbus plane delivered

    The first Airbus passenger jet assembled outside Europe has been handed over to its Chinese owner. Dragon Aviation Leasing took delivery of the A320 plane… 23/06/2009

  • Airbus gets orders from Hungarian and Chinese

    At a tough time for aircraft orders, Airbus is beating its arch-rival Boeing in announcement at the Paris Air Show. Airbus and Hungarian budget carrier… 18/06/2009

  • Airbus calls for patience on crash cause

    As the search for more bodies and debris from Air France 447 continues over the Atlantic off Brazil, the plane maker Airbus has appealed for patience in… 15/06/2009


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