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ZEROe at London Gatwick Airport - Hydrogen Hub at airport

Developing a global ecosystem to support hydrogen-powered flight

Innovation

Airbus aims for hydrogen-powered aircraft to enter into service by 2035. While the engineering progress necessary to make this a reality is well underway, there is a second and equally pivotal half of development that must advance in tandem: the creation of a global hydrogen ecosystem.

Behind the scenes of the first metal part to be 3D-printed aboard the ISS

Space

ESA's 3D metal printer, built by Airbus, has successfully printed the first metal part aboard the ISS.

The A321XLR receives EASA type certification

Products & Services

The A321XLR powered by CFM engines has received its Type Certification from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). This is a key milestone in the XLR's journey set to enter into service later this summer.

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Meet Verena

Airbus faces

I’m an Supply Chain, Logistic & Transport specialist, currently working on project management topics for heavy handling logistics of our XLR (Extra Long Range) Airbus single aisle aircraft. I plan, design, validate, implement and review the ‘big part’ logistic processes for the new Structure Assembly for XLRs in Hamburg Finkenwerder.

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Space

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Orion’s European Service Module 3, the backbone of return to the Moon

Orion's third European Service Module (ESM-3) is leaving Airbus' facilities in Bremen, Germany, and heading to NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where it will be assembled and tested with the Crew Module. This third mission in NASA's Artemis programme will mark the first human return to the lunar surface since Apollo 17 in 1972.