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  • Airbus warns of ‘material adverse impact’ from Qatar Airways lawsuit

    October 30, 2022

    Plane manufacturer Airbus has warned investors it faces “material adverse impact” as the result of an ongoing court battle with Qatar Airways, over the Qatari airline’s claims it was forced to ground multiple aircraft due to an underlying “design defect” in Airbus’ planes.   In a financial statement, Airbus said Qatar Airways’ lawsuit could have an [...]

  • Airbus raises free cash flow to £3.8bn but supply chain remains ‘fragile’

    October 28, 2022

    Airbus has raised its free cash flow outlook to €4.5bn (£3.8bn) – up from the €3.5bn previously forecast – due to a strong dollar.  In the third quarter, the EU plane maker’s revenue went up 27 per cent to €13.3bn, reaching €38.1bn for the nine months to the end of September. On the other hand, [...]

  • Airbus in £10bn talks to lock in Saudi Arabia for mega order of 40 A350 planes

    October 24, 2022

    Saudi Arabia is reportedly in talks with EU plane manufacturer Airbus for the purchase of around 40 A350. Industry sources told Reuters the order would stand at $12bn (£10.6bn) and could be announced as early as this week. The Saudi government is in fact hosting the Future Investment Initiative, an international investment forum run by [...]

  • Airbus and Air France plead not guilty at 2009 Rio crash trial

    October 10, 2022

    Airbus and Air France have pleaded not guilty to “involuntary manslaughter” as the nine-week trial over their involvement in the 2009 Rio plane crash started today.  The airline and the manufacturer are on trial in a Paris court 13 years after an Air France plane from Rio to Paris crashed into the Atlantic, killing all [...]

  • Airbus adjusts jet delivery target as plane maker faces supply chain woes

    July 27, 2022

    Airbus has adjusted its annual jet delivery forecast while it continues to battle supply chain woes.  In its quarterly results, the EU plane maker lowered the year’s goal from 720 to 700 jets, adding it will reach its monthly production target of 65 narrow-body jets in 2024 instead of the summer of 2023. Its 2025 [...]

  • Airbus in talks with Delta over additional order

    July 13, 2022

    Airbus is in talks with US airline Delta to add a dozen more A220 planes to an initial order for 95. The deal could be completed during next week’s Farnborough Airshow, even though the US carrier is still waiting for the delivery of 39 A220s, sources told Reuters.  Delta – who sent shares tumbling today [...]

  • EU aviation regulator backs Airbus in A350 surface damage dispute

    June 15, 2022

    EU aviation regulator EASA has backed Airbus in its legal dispute against Qatar Airways over surface damages present on the A350 fleet. EASA has argued that paint problems on the aircraft was an aesthetic defect that couldn’t lead to safety issues, despite claims by Qatar that the damage was a hazard as it left the [...]

  • Qatar v Airbus: Airline ready to see dispute go to trial

    May 31, 2022

    Qatar Airways has announced it is ready to see the legal dispute against Airbus go to trial after a UK judge granted the airline speedy proceedings. The trial could start from June next year and last throughout the summer. “Qatar Airways is ready to see this matter through to trial to ensure that its rights [...]

  • Qatar Airways v Airbus $1bn corporate divorce: UK judge grants airline speedy trial

    May 26, 2022

    A UK judge has granted Qatar Airways a speedy trial against plane manufacturer Airbus in what is the latest round of the $1bn corporate divorce saga. “I am in absolutely no doubt that this case should be tried as soon as is practically possible,” Judge David Walksman said. He added that the trial could start [...]

  • British Airways owner IAG predicts bounce back to profitability on return of global travel

    May 6, 2022

    British Airways owner International Airlines Group (IAG) today said it believes the easing of global restrictions and the return of global travel will see it bounce back to profitability. The firm – formed through the merger of Iberia and British Airways in 2011 – said its Q1 2022 passenger numbers were 65 per cent those [...]

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