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Airbus receives approval to deliver 120 aircraft to China

European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has received approval from the Chinese government to deliver 120 aircraft already on order. The company signed a General Terms of Agreement (GTA) in Beijing, which allows Airbus to deliver aircraft from its existing order backlog to Chinese customers. This type of GTA agreement is standard practice in the industry.

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Boeing and Airbus divide key divisions of Spirit AeroSystems

The two giants of civil aviation, Boeing and Airbus, have formalized the division of the core business units of supplier Spirit AeroSystems in a far-reaching and historic transaction. The acquisitions, each confirmed in separate announcements on December 8, 2025, end Spirit AeroSystems' existence as an independent, diversified supplier of

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Leadership change at Hamburg Airport: Three new department heads appointed

Hamburg Airport is undergoing significant changes at the management level. At the end of 2025, the airport appointed three experienced executives to new positions of responsibility. These personnel restructurings affect the key areas of aviation, real estate management, and corporate development, and are intended to strengthen the management structure of the North German hub for the coming years. The appointments

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Technical problem with Airbus A320 family requires software update after incident

An estimated 6.000 aircraft of the globally widespread Airbus A320 family required an urgent software update following a safety-related incident. At the end of October, it was discovered that intense sunlight at cruising altitude could damage data essential for controlling the elevator on one aircraft. The affected jet had to be grounded due to a problem with the flight control system.

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Airbus A320 family: Most aircraft modified according to safety instructions

Aircraft manufacturer Airbus has released an update on the implementation of an urgent safety directive for part of its A320 family. Following an Alert Operators Transmission (AOT) issued on November 28, which mandated immediate precautionary measures, the vast majority of the approximately 6.000 potentially affected aircraft have received the necessary modifications. The AOT was reportedly

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Airbus is accelerating A350F certification: stricter standards and an earlier start to testing.

Airbus is resolutely pushing ahead with the development and certification of its new A350F wide-body freighter, relying on a stricter certification process than for previous passenger aircraft. The European aircraft manufacturer has announced that the A350F will be certified according to the latest and significantly more comprehensive guidelines of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

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