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What's New to The Street... 🌍✈️ Airbus has announced that it will miss its plane-delivery goals for this year due to unforeseen technical challenges. The company is set to book charges amounting to €900 million in the first half of 2024. 🔧🔍 What are your thoughts on the impact of these challenges on the aviation industry? Share your insights below! ⬇️🛫 ` 👉🏻Follow New To The Street for more! #airbus #aviationnews #technicalchallenges #travel2024 #businessnews #business #news #newtothestreet

Many thanks to James Field and the AviationSource team for following the Global Airlines journey - you can read James Asquith’s latest article now on their site! In it he reflects upon the progress we have made, the challenges we have overcome and the next steps on our journey towards commercial flights next year. 🛫 Also, don’t miss the video over on the Aviation Source YouTube channel. You can find links to both below. ⬇ #globalairlines #a380 #bestwaytofly #aviationsourcenews

#TechTuesday ✈️ Exciting news for the aviation community!  The Airbus #A321XLR has officially received its Type Certificate, marking a significant leap forward in air travel. This game-changing aircraft is poised to redefine efficiency and sustainability in the skies. As #AviationAssetManagers, we're eager to see how this innovation will shape the future of our industry.  What are your thoughts on the #A321XLR?  #aviation #techtuesday #airbus #fleetmanagement #futureofaviation #AirFleetManagers #AFM Airbus Aircraft

Exciting news for one of our PEP members! As the aviation industry finally put pandemic-era restrictions behind it, Airbus emerged as the clear king of the skies in 2023, breaking the record for the single largest aircraft order ever. At the Paris Air Show 2023, IndiGo, India’s largest airline, put in an order for 500 of Airbus’ narrow-bodied A320 family aircraft. And 2024 is expected to bring a record number of aircraft deliveries. With demand soaring, Airbus has expanded its worldwide production capabilities while pushing the boundaries on sustainable aviation: it has set an ambitious target of bringing the world’s first hydrogen-powered commercial plane to market by 2035. Learn more: https://loom.ly/2KShJgk

✈️ United Airlines Welcomes the A321neo: A Big Win for Airbus and Sustainable Aviation 🌍 United Airlines has added its first Airbus A321neo, marking a significant step in its expansion while highlighting Airbus's role as a leader in modern aviation. Why the A321neo Stands Out 🌟 Efficiency: With 20% lower fuel burn per seat, it’s a game-changer for cost and sustainability. 🌍 Range: Capable of flying up to 4,000 nautical miles, it opens new route opportunities. 👨💻 Comfort: Innovative cabin design for a quieter, more spacious passenger experience. Airbus’s Growing Impact Airbus continues to redefine aviation with its advanced fleet and global reach. From reducing emissions with cutting-edge tech to supporting airlines like United in achieving growth goals, Airbus is shaping a sustainable future. As this partnership takes flight, the A321neo isn’t just boosting United’s fleet—it’s fueling the aviation industry’s evolution. Where do you hope to see United fly the A321neo next? Share below! 👇 #Aviation #Airbus #A321neo #UnitedAirlines #Innovation #Sustainability #FleetExpansion

The long-awaited Airbus A321XLR, a next-generation narrowbody with groundbreaking range, is finally set to join Iberia’s fleet. Reports indicate that Airbus will deliver the first of Iberia’s eight A321XLRs next Tuesday, with the jet capable of flying up to 4,700 nautical miles. Although Iberia won’t put the plane into service immediately, this delivery marks a major step in redefining long-haul narrowbody operations. This delivery highlights Airbus and Iberia’s close relationship, with the Spanish flag carrier expected to utilize the aircraft’s extended range to open new, less-demanded routes worldwide. Airbus is emphasizing the efficiency of its delivery process, ensuring the A321XLR meets the specifications for Iberia’s long-haul needs, potentially paving the way for additional orders as Iberia explores the aircraft’s capabilities. #airbus #airbuslovers #A321XLR #ibera #aviation #aviationnews #aviationdaily

IndiGo’s recent firm order for 30 Airbus A350-900 aircraft, with an option for 70 more, is a big move for Indian aviation and a fascinating development for anyone interested in the industry. This brings IndiGo's total aircraft commitment to nearly 1,000 planes, signaling not just growth but also a bold vision for the future. The A350s are expected to start arriving in 2027, which will give IndiGo a significant boost in both capacity and range, helping it to expand further internationally. The presence of top executives from IndiGo, Airbus, and Rolls-Royce during the signing highlights the strategic importance of this deal. What's exciting here is not just the expansion but how it aligns with IndiGo’s strategy to meet the growing demands of the Indian market and support the government's ambition to make India a global aviation hub by 2030. With this move, IndiGo is set to take its operations to the next level, promising an exciting future for travelers and the aviation sector. Looking forward to seeing how this plays out! #Aviation #IndiGo #AirbusA350 #TravelUpdate

🌍 The Airbus A380: a giant that defined an era... and a sky-high luxury. ✈️ The Airbus A380 pushed the boundaries of aviation, offering not just scale but experiences like "The Residence" by Etihad Airways: 💺 A private living room, double bed, and even a shower at 30,000 feet! 🎥 Check out this video by The Points Guy for a closer look. But despite its innovation, the A380 ceased production in 2021. Why? ✈️ Economics: Airlines favor smaller, more efficient aircraft over giants like the A380. ✈️ Demand: Flexibility and cost-effectiveness trump capacity in today’s aviation market. Still, the A380 remains a symbol of ambition and engineering excellence. A lesson in balancing boldness with market realities. 💬 What do you think? Is there still room for bold, luxurious aviation innovations like this? Or is the future all about efficiency and sustainability? 👉 Let me know your thoughts! #AviationInnovation #AirbusA380 #LuxuryInTheSky #ThePointsGuy #EngineeringExcellence #FutureOfAviation

🚀✈️ Good news for aviation and sustainability! Iberia has successfully completed its first test flight with the Airbus A321XLR, an aircraft that marks a before and after for its fuel efficiency and ability to perform transatlantic flights 🌍. 🔋 This aircraft will allow the airline to expand its long-range routes to destinations such as Boston and Washington with a lower environmental impact, optimizing the network and improving the passenger experience 👏. 🌱 Sustainability + Innovation at the service of aviation. 💬 What do you think of this breakthrough in the airline industry? Do you think more airlines should follow this example? 🛫✨ #formaero #AerospaceInnovation #Sustainability #Aviation.

Having flown in the A380 I will admit it was a pleasant experience. However, from a marketing stance it was the wrong move. Boeing chose to launch the 787 at nearly the same time as Airbus launched the A380. The results are very telling. The 787 is still in production and rapidly approaching orders for 2,000 aircraft. On the other hand, the A380 line was shut down after only 250 units. While I do not know the number today, In the past (think 777) 500 units was the mark for ROI. An expensive lesson in market analysis.