Trump, Airbus and tariffs
Airbus could prioritize deliveries to non-U.S. customers if Trump tariffs impede trade, CEO says
A host of large U.S. carriers are Airbus customers, including American Airlines, Delta, United and JetBlue. Airbus could prioritize deliveries to its non-U.S. customers if tariffs disrupt the European plane maker’s imports stateside, CEO Guillaume Faury said Thursday.
American Airlines' former Chief Commercial Officer, Vasu Raja’s influence may have played a vital role in why the airline ...
Airbus has published its financial results for 2024 with the planemaker aiming to deliver around 820 new commercial airplanes ...
Airbus predicted a 7% rise in commercial deliveries to around 820 jets in 2025 and confirmed a delay in its A350 freighter ...
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Airbus aims for big 2025 boost in passenger jet productionAfter a bumpy year in 2024, the world's largest aircraft manufacturer Airbus wants to deliver more jets this year, as its US ...
Donald Trump risks triggering a “lose-lose” scenario for the West if he imposes tariffs on European planes, the boss of Airbus has said.
Airbus flagged short-term production pressures and confirmed a delay to its A350 freighter as it predicted a 7% increase in ...
The A321XLR is now certified for operations with both CFM International LEAP-1A engines as well as Pratt & Whitney power ...
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Bahamasair eyes Airbus A220 for deeper expansion into US and Latin AmericaBahamasair is eyeing an order for new jets that could grow its fleet and expand nonstop flight opportunities to the island ...
Airbus’s full-year 2024 results show revenue at US$74.7bn, adjusted EBIT at US$5.8bn, and net result at US$4.7bn.
Airbus has revealed that it met its 2024 guidance, with consolidated revenues rising 6% year-on-year to €69.23bn ($72.37bn), ...
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