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Topic: Airbus

Pandemic-hit Singapore Airlines opens pop-up restaurant in Airbus A380

Kyunghee Park - 29 September, 2020

A tour of the aircraft, parked at Changi Airport, will be available before lunch and customers will be able to watch the inflight entertainment channels during their meal.

Things are terrible at Airbus, but at least it’s not Boeing

Chris Bryant - 1 July, 2020

Boeing had $9 billion in negative shareholder equity at the end of March, and $39 billion of indebtedness.

IndiGo to add new Airbus jets to its fleet despite coronavirus uncertainty

Anurag Kotoky - 3 June, 2020

IndiGo, the world’s biggest customer for Airbus SE’s best-selling A320neo jets, plans to return its entire fleet of 120 fuel-guzzling planes in the next 2 years.

Airbus technical experts from France reach Pakistan to probe PIA plane crash

PTI - 26 May, 2020

97 people were killed and 2 miraculously survived in the incident, one of the most catastrophic aviation disasters in Pakistan's aviation history.

Airbus slashes production by a third to cope with Covid-19 crisis

Charlotte Ryan - 9 April, 2020

Instead of its earlier goal of producing 73 aircraft a month, the aircraft manufacturer now plans to produce only 48 planes a month.

ED steps up ‘bribery’ probe into 2006 sale of Airbus planes to Indian Airlines

Shruti Srivastava - 19 February, 2020

ED is probing Rs 142 cr payment linked to purchase of 43 jets by Indian Airlines & commitment to provide aircraft-overhaul facilities that were never built.

Airbus and Boeing have both forgotten how to make money

Chris Bryant - 14 February, 2020

Bombardier’s withdraw from commercial aerospace is a sad acknowledgement of how hard it is to make money selling big aircraft. Even Airbus and Boeing struggle.

For AirAsia, things could only get worse after departure of Tony Fernandes

David Fickling - 6 February, 2020

AirAsia CEO Tony Fernandes has made his identity synonymous with that of his company. That issue is at the heart of the current bribery allegations.

‘Cozy deals’ with Airbus under scanner after Tony Fernandes exits AirAsia

Charlotte Ryan - 4 February, 2020

The Airbus-AirAsia happy marriage ended in acrimony last week after Airbus admitted to illegally trying to sway decision makers in aircraft sales.

Airbus delays partly to blame for our flight problems, GoAir says

Anurag Kotoky - 27 December, 2019

GoAir delayed or cancelled dozens of flights this week due to bad weather and disruptions from nationwide demonstrations against a new citizenship law.

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