The new freighter boasts 20% lower fuel burn and CO2, an industry-leading 4.3-meter cargo door for easier loading, and an 8,700 km range with 111-ton payload.

Airbus, CNES, and VAST signed a Declaration to advance Earth observation cooperation, enhancing VNREDSat capabilities and exploring future satellite technologies and training.

Wizz Air receives its first A321XLR, becoming the first global operator with GTF engines and Europe's first low-cost carrier to fly the long-range jet.

Skynet 6A, the UK Ministry of Defence's next-generation, fully-hardened military satellite, offers 3.5 times the capacity of current Skynet 5 satellites and enters service in 2027.

Airbus' Biomass satellite successfully launched to monitor global forests, using P-band radar to enhance climate and carbon cycle understanding.

Airbus to deploy full-flight simulators in Brazil by 2028, enhancing training for Latin America's growing energy sector and boosting aviation safety.

Airbus is working with TAS, ESA and NASA to maintain and upgrade various elements of the Rosalind Franklin rover in preparation for its planned launch in 2028 on a NASA supplied launcher.

Airbus reaffirmed its commitment to develop a hydrogen-powered commercial aircraft, highlighting key technologies for fuel-cell electric aviation as the most promising solution after years of research.

Airbus is developing efficient engines, open fan designs, foldable wings, hybrid-electric systems, lightweight materials, and connected systems for sustainable aviation.

The 3-tonne H140 complements Airbus' light twin lineup, serving EMS, transport, and private aviation, with entry planned for 2028.