Toxic Fume Complaints Ground Planes From Airbus Venture

French airline Air Corsica pulled some turboprops from service after pilots reported fumes leaking into the cockpit, causing them migraines.

WSJ • Sep 17, 2026

Airbus sees no softening in demand despite geopolitical headwinds

Airbus' Asia-Pacific ​president said on ‌Tuesday he does not ​see any ​softening in demand or ⁠deliveries due ​to geopolitical or ​supply chain headwinds.

Reuters • Sep 15, 2026

Aerospace dealmaking gathers pace as jet production ramps up

Mergers and acquisitions are accelerating in the aerospace supply chain ​as clearer Boeing and Airbus production schedules give buyers more confidence in long-term demand, according to industry data and interviews with dealmakers and suppliers.

Reuters • Sep 10, 2026

EasyJet faces $72 million lawsuit tied to stranded Airbus planes, FT reports

British budget airline ​easyJet is ‌being sued for at ​least $72 million ​by an Irish ⁠unit of ​Russian state-owned ​aircraft lessor GTLK for unlawfully ​abandoning six ​Airbus planes after ‌terminating ⁠their leases following sanctions, the Financial ​Times ​reported ⁠on Tuesday.

Reuters • Sep 8, 2026

Airbus aircraft deliveries to end-August rose 9%

Airbus jet deliveries rose 9% in the first eight months of 2026, ​leaving the European planemaker broadly on track ‌to meet its target for the year, but with some catching-up to do on its A330 jet ​following a production snag, data showed ​on Monday.

Reuters • Sep 7, 2026

Boeing And Airbus: A Surprisingly Close Race

Boeing and Airbus are both showing robust recovery in deliveries, with combined output near pre-pandemic levels and strong order backlogs. Airbus leads the 2026 order race, securing 1,024 net orders versus Boeing's 438, and holds a $23.1 billion advantage in net order value. Delivery volumes are up 12% year-over-year for both, with Airbus surpassing its 2018 benchmark and Boeing recovering to 88% of pre-crisis levels.

Seeking Alpha • Sep 7, 2026

Airbus says preliminary deal reached with Spanish unions after weeks of strikes

Airbus has reached a preliminary deal with four unions in Spain, the company and Industry ​Minister Jordi Hereu said on Friday, representing a ‌potential breakthrough in a dispute that has triggered weeks of strikes at the planemaker's Spanish plants.

Reuters • Sep 4, 2026

Airbus: 1,000 Orders, But Deliveries Flash A Warning

Airbus maintains its market leadership with over 1,000 net orders year-to-date, despite ongoing production ramp-up challenges. July deliveries were flat year-on-year at 67 units, with A330 deliveries paused due to a foreign object issue, now resolved. EADSF's book-to-bill ratio remains robust at 2.6x year-to-date, reflecting strong demand and order inflow across both single-aisle and wide-body segments.

Seeking Alpha • Sep 4, 2026

Airbus slows A330 deliveries after discovering quality flaw

Airbus has ​discovered a ‌production quality problem with ​an A330 ​jetliner, forcing it ⁠to slow ​deliveries over ​the summer, it said on ​Thursday.

Reuters • Sep 3, 2026

Axelspace Announces Partnership with Airbus Defence and Space to Deliver Satellite Imagery to a Broader Market

TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #airbus--Axelspace Corporation (“Axelspace”), a leading microsatellite company committed to making “Space within Your Reach,” announced today a new agreement with Airbus Defence and Space, a global leader in Earth observation including optical and radar satellite imagery, to provide mid-resolution optical images captured by Axelspace's Earth observation microsatellites “GRUS.” Under this strategic partnership, we will develop and deliver innovative solutions that meet long-term c.

Business Wire • Sep 2, 2026