Pioneering sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world
At the 2021 Dubai Airshow, Airbus showcased a wide range of products, cutting-edge technologies, services, and innovations that are leading the way to a sustainable future for aerospace.
Airbus highlighted its critical role in driving the recovery of the industry, strengthening bonds with customers, suppliers, and partners. The event also was an opportunity for Airbus to show how it is continuing to pioneer sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world, connecting people, cultures and businesses as well as contributing to the global economy.
The Company recently announced its ambition to develop the world’s first zero-emission commercial aircraft by 2035. In that respect, Airbus showcased a mockup of its ZEROe zero-emission concept aircraft.
19 Nov 2021
02:06
Dubai Airshow 2021: Best of show
In the first major airshow since the COVID-19 pandemic struck two years ago, customers demonstrated confidence in the recovery of the aviation sector and also in Airbus by placing orders and commitments. At the show, Airbus also highlighted its ambition to play a leading role in developing innovative and sustainable solutions for urban air mobility, leveraging partnerships and technologies to bring a product to the market by 2025.
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408 aircraft including the first A350F ordered at the Dubai airshow
In the first major airshow since the COVID-19 pandemic struck two years ago, customers demonstrated confidence in the recovery of the aviation sector and also in Airbus by placing orders and commitments totalling 408 aircraft (269 firm orders and 139 commitments). The agreements covered the full range of commercial aircraft families, including a first commitment for the A350F freighter derivative.
Defence
Indonesia Ministry of Defence orders two Airbus A400Ms
The Indonesia Ministry of Defence has placed an order for two Airbus A400M aircraft in multirole tanker and transport configuration.
Commercial Aircraft
Middle East Airlines becomes 50th customer for Airbus Skywise Health Monitoring
Middle East Airlines (MEA) has signed an agreement to join the community of Skywise Health Monitoring (SHM) users. The long standing Airbus customer will be the 50th airline using this innovative tool to optimise the maintenance of its fleets. SHM will support the airline’s maintenance and engineering teams by enabling real-time management of aircraft events and troubleshooting.
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Christian Scherer, Chief Commercial Officer and Head of Airbus International / Mfon Udom, the chief Executive Officer of Ibom Air / Mr. Udom Gabriel Emmanuel, Nigeria Governor
Christian Scherer, Chief Commercial Officer and Head of Airbus International / Mfon Udom, the chief Executive Officer of Ibom Air / Mr. Udom Gabriel Emmanuel, Nigeria Governor
Christian Scherer, Chief Commercial Officer and Head of Airbus International Rohit Ramachandran, Chief Executive Officer of Jazeera Airways.
Airbus has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Jazeera Airways, the Kuwait-based carrier, for 20 A320neos and eight A321neos.
Airbus has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Jazeera Airways, the Kuwait-based carrier, for 20 A320neos and eight A321neos.
Dubai Airshow 2021 Day 2
ALC order for 111 Airbus aircraft launches Sustainability Fund
Air Lease Corporation (ALC) (NYSE: AL) has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) covering all Airbus Families, highlighting the power of the company’s full product range.
Christian Scherer, Chief Commercial Officer and Head of Airbus International
Guillaume Faury, Chief Executive Officer of Airbus
ALC order for 111 Airbus aircraft launches Sustainability Fund
Air Lease Corporation (ALC) (NYSE: AL) has signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) covering all Airbus Families, highlighting the power of the company’s full product range.
Christian Scherer, Chief Commercial Officer and Head of Airbus International
Guillaume Faury, Chief Executive Officer of Airbus
Wizz Air (Hungary), Frontier (United States), Volaris (Mexico) and JetSMART (Chile, Argentina), Indigo Partners portfolio airlines, have announced an order for 255 additional A321neo Family aircraft under a joint Indigo Partners agreement.
From left to right :
Christian Scherer is Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) and Head of International at Airbus
Bill Franke, Indigo Partners, Managing partner
Guillaume Faury, Chief Executive officer of Airbus
Jozsef Varadi, Chief Executive Officer of Wizz Air
Barry Biffle, Chief Executive Officer and President of Frontier Airlines
From left to right :
Christian Scherer is Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) and Head of International at Airbus
Bill Franke, Indigo Partners, Managing partner
Guillaume Faury, Chief Executive officer of Airbus
Jozsef Varadi, Chief Executive Officer of Wizz Air
Barry Biffle, Chief Executive Officer and President of Frontier Airlines
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Dubai Airshow 2021 static display
Visitors had the opportunity to explore Airbus’ aircraft including the A350-900 MSN 2 (Airspace Explorer), Ethiopian Airlines’ A350-900, Uganda Airlines’ A330neo, Air Arabia’s A321LR, WizzAir’s A321LR and AirBaltic’s A220. Also making an appearance was Acropolis Aviation’s ACJ320neo aircraft.
In the customers’ display, Emirates Airline presented its A380 and Etihad Airways showed the A350-1000.
Airbus Helicopters showcased the Kuwait Air Force aircraft H225M, along with an ACH175 as well as a mock-up of the H145M, and a scale model of the H175M.
Airbus Defence and Space presented a C295 and an A400M airlifter on the static display.
The daily flying display included Airbus’ own A350-900. Showgoers had the opportunity to see the ACH145 in flight as it performed customer demos at the South terminal.
Static display
On the static display, Airbus showcase a range of commercial aircraft. Over the course of the five-day event, visitors will have the opportunity to explore Airbus’ aircraft and Airbus' helicopters
On the static display, Airbus showcase a range of commercial aircraft. Over the course of the five-day event, visitors will have the opportunity to explore Airbus’ aircraft and Airbus' helicopters
Dubai Airshow 2021 Day 3 - Uganda Airlines A330neo, Emirates Airline A380 and A400M on static display on static display
Dubai Airshow 2021 Day 3
H145M mock-up, Kuwait Air Force H225M and airBaltic A220 on static display – Dubai Airshow 2021
Flying display
Dubai Airshow 2021 Day 3 - Al Fursan flying above A400M
Dubai Airshow 2021 Day 3 - A350 XWB Airbus flying display
Dubai Airshow 2021 Day 3 - A350 XWB Airbus flying display
Emirates Airline A380, demo flight
A330MRTT in flight
The foundation for our long-term competitiveness & growth
Airbus is playing a critical role in driving the recovery of the industry. As a company, we have strengthened the bonds with customers, suppliers, partners… now is the time for renewal and transformation.
13 Nov 2021
02:12
Interview with Christian Scherer on Global Market Forecast
Celebrating aerospace as an irreplaceable force for good
Airbus is leveraging our renowned pioneering spirit to drive the transition to the climate-neutral aerospace industry of tomorrow. Extraordinary innovations and cross-sector partnerships will drive the flight path to net zero.
Mike Schoellhorn opening statement - Dubai Airshow 2021
On first day of Dubai Airshow, Airbus Defence and Space CEO explains what to expect for the defence and space division at this year’s edition.
The road to a decarbonised future
Aerospace is a powerful engine of employment, innovation and inspiration. Our innovations will continue to connect people, cultures and businesses around the world providing the lifeline for international trade, multilateralism, strategic autonomy and global economic development.
Airbus in Middle East and Africa
With a significant commercial presence throughout the Middle East and Africa, Airbus employs 2,500 people and is committed to delivering superior products and services to customers across the region. Airbus’ regional headquarters is situated near Dubai International Airport, one of the world’s busiest airports for international travel.
The Middle East continues to be strategically important to Airbus’ wider global operations. The Company sources supplies and components from various companies operating in the region and provides technical support to its partners. Airbus has launched a number of localisation initiatives focused on developing skills and talent to inspire future industry leaders.