Technology & innovation
The culture of innovation that Airbus has fostered since its inception continues today, bringing worthwhile benefits through the regular and progressive introduction of new technologies.
One example is the common cockpit that is shared by all Airbus aircraft in production today, which feature the same layout of instruments and controls – as well as similar handling qualities and procedures. This makes it easier for pilots to move from one Airbus aircraft type to another during their career, and saves time and money during the transition.
Others examples include advanced fuel-saving aerodynamic designs that are a feature of every member of the modern Airbus family of jetliners, extensive use of weight-saving materials such as advanced alloys and composites, and time and cost-saving centralised maintenance.
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More than 170 Airbus corporate jets have been sold and are flying on every continent, including Antarctica.
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