Airbus Makes Order Comeback on 2nd Day of Dubai Air Show
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Emirates Dashes Hope for New Airbus A350 Order
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For Airbus SE, the biennial air show in Dubai is starting to follow a pattern that’s both familiar and painful: The European planemaker pitches its biggest aircraft to local champion Emirates, only to come up empty as archrival Boeing Co.
Abu Dhabi's flag carrier, Etihad Airways, announced on Tuesday that it will expand its fleet with 32 new Airbus SE aircraft, including both passenger jets and freighters, Azernews reports, citing foreign media.
Airbus SE is a dominant player in the commercial aerospace sector, with strong growth potential and a pristine balance sheet. The company is strategically investing for long-term growth, with a significant order backlog and bullish production outlook.
Aircraft engine maker Pratt & Whitney said it has handed over engines in sufficient quantities for Airbus SE to meet its ambitious delivery target for 2025.
Airbus is struggling with shortages of parts and labor, impacting jet production timelines. Production delays could potentially affect Airbus's goal to increase output to 75 planes monthly by 2026. The market’s back, and these 3 income stocks are thriving.
Airbus SE stock is not performing as strongly as other aerospace names due to production challenges and engine issues. Airbus received 199 airplane orders in October, including 60 from United Airlines and 8 from Cathay Pacific. Airbus delivered a total of ...
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Airbus SE (OTCPK: EADSF) (OTCPK: EADSY) made significant strides in the aviation market by clinching orders for 65 jets from two of Boeing Co‘s (NYSE:BA) key Asian customers, dealing a blow to its struggling American rival amidst a sprawling ...
Airbus SE said the salesman role that US President Donald Trump has embraced to support Boeing Co. is forcing the European planemaker to work harder to win campaigns, a dynamic that’s on display in markets like the Middle East,
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