Airbus, established in 1970, is a leading aerospace manufacturer known for its commercial aircraft, defense, and space products. With a diverse portfolio that includes the A320, A350, and A380 aircraft families, Airbus serves airlines worldwide, offering fuel-efficient and technologically advanced planes. Beyond commercial aviation, Airbus provides military transport, satellites, and launch vehicles, contributing significantly to global defense and space exploration. The company emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and safety, maintaining a strong presence across Europe, the Americas, and Asia.
The first stage of this contract will consist of increasing the capabilities of Spationav with AI elements that will enable the automated merging of surveillance data from satellite systems and Spationav.
The second Airbus-built Sentinel-6B satellite successfully launched, continuing the crucial mission to collect high-precision ocean topography measurements for global climate action and coastal warnings.
Airbus delivered the fourth European Service Module to NASA's Kennedy Space Center for the Artemis IV mission, supporting astronauts' journey to the Lunar Gateway space station.
Spain showcases coordinated helicopter-drone operations, improving surveillance range and precision strike capability while enhancing mission safety and real-time decision support.
The new company will unite 25,000 employees, achieve €6.5 billion annual turnover, and deliver mid triple-digit million euro synergies to strengthen Europe’s strategic space autonomy.
The 6-ton SpainSat NG-II, built on the Eurostar Neo platform, features reconfigurable active antennas capable of 1,000 coverage changes per second and anti-jamming precision.
The Flexrotor completed 50 flight hours, sustained 10-hour missions, operated in 25-knot winds, and seamlessly integrated real-time data for naval coordination.
The Airbus-built satellite, developed under the lead of the European Space Agency for EUMETSAT, has established communication and is beginning its commissioning phase.
Malaysia Aviation Group’s future A330neo fleet will total 40 aircraft, supporting premium long-haul growth with fuel-efficient, modern, passenger-focused operations.