AIRBUS SE

Airbus revamps its 2025‑2029 outlook, targeting €12‑13 billion EBIT and launching a €5 billion share‑buyback to boost shareholder value while expanding A320neo deliveries.

Airbus SE expands fleet and sustainability: 100 A320neo family planes, Riyadh Air’s 31‑aircraft A350‑1000 order, 8 H145 helicopters, and a $13.7 M SAF partnership with Air Canada.

Airbus secures a 95‑aircraft deal from major Chinese airlines, boosting its APAC presence while driving fleet efficiency, lower costs, and regulatory compliance.

Airbus lands a $12.4 B Air China order, boosting China’s fleet modernisation, fuel savings, and emissions goals while reshaping Airbus‑Boeing market dynamics.

Airbus projects a near‑doubling of global air traffic to 10 billion travelers by 2045, backed by 89 deliveries and 71 orders in June—showing the firm’s confidence in growing middle‑income demand and a robust 42,000‑aircraft expansion plan.

Airbus delivers 90 aircraft in June, boosts future growth, and partners on hydrogen‑fuel cell tech, underscoring its leadership in aviation and sustainability.

Airbus and MTU’s new hydrogen‑fuel‑cell partnership aims to launch the first fully electric, hydrogen‑powered commercial engine by 2027, boosting Europe’s green aviation leadership and driving market confidence.

Airbus SE shifts strategy: stops FCAS, boosts defence policy, sharpens earnings focus, and backs Quantum Systems’ drone expansion – a new growth path for investors.

Airbus shares edge toward €200 as analysts lift targets, but production limits, engine competition, and geopolitical risks could curb future growth.

Airbus expands in China, Japan, and Azerbaijan with a €8 bn A330‑neo order, a joint U950 drone venture, and A321neo leases, boosting growth and investor insight.