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After more than a decade without a clean-sheet aircraft, many observers believe the legacy aerospace industry has entered a period of stagnation.

Airbus has revised downwards its production target for the A220 family, a decision based on the poor recent sales performance of the aircraft.

Airbus is reminding crew members of the basics for good use and noting imperfections in training for portable breathing equipment (PBE).

Firm orders for Airbus came to 10 units in September, while Boeing took in a total of 96 new orders.

Airbus is to lead the charge in a sales campaign for the Eurofighter in Portugal.

Airbus is seeking to partner with airlines to push a wide range of potential decarbonization solutions, an executive at the OEM tells Aviation Week.

Aside from a small handful of startups, the boom in advanced air mobility shows signs of going bust.

Our roundup of the main aerospace and defense stories making the news this week.

German aircraft engine maker MTU remains hopeful the French/German/Spanish Future Combat Air System program will move forward.

Airbus, Leonardo and Thales have joined forces to gain critical mass in the satellite business amid slumping demand for the largest telecommunications spacecraft and hot competition in other segments.

Demand for air travel remains strong and will ensure fleet growth over the next 10 years, but will industry be able to deliver?

An ex-NASA administrator has urged the U.S. to maintain a permanent human presence in low Earth orbit after the end of the International Space Station.

Airbus and Cathay Group plan to jointly invest up to $70 million to accelerate sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production, primarily in Asia.

Several major aircraft order deals are on the radar for airlines in the Asia-Pacific region.

Airbus Corporate Helicopters conducted multiple daily customer demonstration flights of its ACH160 twin-engine intermediate rotorcraft at NBAA-BACE.

ATW senior editor Kurt Hofmann spoke with SWISS International Air Lines CEO Jens Fehlinger aboard the airline’s new Airbus A350 at its Zurich headquarters.

A deceleration in the production ramp-up of commercial aircraft at Airbus and Boeing is alleviating difficulties for cabin interior supplier Diehl Aviation.

With the acquisitions of Spirit AeroSystems given the green light in Europe, the end of an era of stand-alone aerostructures giants is in sight.

Airbus Helicopters is in discussions with city and state officials in California over potential sales of its Super Puma family of helicopters.

While the pace of aircraft orders from Asia-Pacific airlines has eased, there are potential orders on the radar that could boost the region’s total this year.

“This year is a record in terms of investment in technologies,” Embraer President and CEO Francisco Gomes Neto says.

Airbus Helicopters is to absorb the fixed-wing uncrewed air system programs of Airbus-owned Survey Copter into its portfolio.

Chadi Saade has more than 25 years of experience in the aviation industry, joining Airbus in 2003 as an account sales director.

Airbus has officially opened its second final assembly line (FAL) for the Airbus A320neo family in Mobile, Alabama.

The Airbus Global Services Forecast 2025-44 predicts notable growth in digital and connectivity services, as well as in the Asia-Pacific region.