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First Air France A350 XWB delivery ferry flight Shown during its delivery ferry flight from Toulouse to Paris in September 2019, Air France’s no. 1 A350-900 comprises 324 seats configured in a three-class layout – including 34 full-flat business, 24 premium economy and 266 economy class seats

First Air France A350 XWB delivery ferry flight Shown during its delivery ferry flight from Toulouse to Paris in September 2019, Air France’s no. 1 A350-900 comprises 324 seats configured in a three-class layout – including 34 full-flat business, 24 premium economy and 266 economy class seats Take off

First Air France A350 XWB – delivery ceremony Handover of the no. 1 A350-900 jetliner for Air France was marked during a 27 September 2019 delivery ceremony attended by management from the French flag carrier, Air France-KLM Group, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce, and Airbus Benjamin Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Air France-KLM, inside the A350-900 Air France cabin

Air France Chief Executive Officer Anne Rigail tours the French flag carrier’s first A350 XWB – an A350-900 version that was delivered by Airbus in September 2019

Top management from Air France and Air France-KLM Group get an inside perspective on the first A350-900 jetliner for operation by Air France; from left to right are: Anne Rigail, Chief Executive Officer, Air France; Benjamin Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Air France-KLM; and Anne-Marie Couderc, Board chairwoman Air France-KLM Group

First Air France A350 XWB – delivery ceremony Handover of the no. 1 A350-900 jetliner for Air France was marked during a 27 September 2019 delivery ceremony attended by management from the French flag carrier, Air France-KLM Group, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce, and Airbus Interior cabin From left to rifght: Anne Rigail, Chief Executive Officer, Air France; Benjamin Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Air France-KLM

Delivery ceremony for Air France’s first A350 XWB Air France – which became the first operator of Airbus’ cornerstone A300 in 1974 – received its no. 1 A350-900 jetliner during a ceremony held 27 September 2019 in Toulouse, France Flight crew group picture in front of the aircraft

Handover of the no. 1 A350-900 jetliner for Air France was marked during a 27 September 2019 delivery ceremony attended by management from the French flag carrier, Air France-KLM Group, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce, and Airbus

First Air France A350 XWB – delivery ceremony Handover of the no. 1 A350-900 jetliner for Air France was marked during a 27 September 2019 delivery ceremony attended by management from the French flag carrier, Air France-KLM Group, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce, and Airbus Groupe picture in front of the aircraft From left to right: Dominic Horwood, Chief Commercial Officer, Rolls Royce; Christian Scherer, Chief Commercial Officer, Airbus; Jean Luc Moudenc, Toulouse Mayor Anne-Marie Couderc, Board chair Air France-KLM Group; Benjamin Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Air France-KLM; Anne Rigail, Chief Executive Officer, Air France;

Air France – which became the first operator of Airbus’ cornerstone A300 in 1974 – received its no. 1 A350-900 jetliner during a ceremony held 27 September 2019 in Toulouse, France

First Air France A350 XWB – delivery ceremony Handover of the no. 1 A350-900 jetliner for Air France was marked during a 27 September 2019 delivery ceremony attended by management from the French flag carrier, Air France-KLM Group, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce, and Airbus On ground

Airbus delivers first Air France A350 XWB The A350-900 delivered to Air France on 27 September 2019 – which has 324 seats configured in a three-class layout - is the first of 28 A350 XWB aircraft to be delivered to this operator Ambiance - Artistic performance From left to right: Anne Rigail, Chief Executive Officer, Air France; Christian Scherer, Chief Commercial Officer, Airbus; Benjamin Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Air France-KLM; Dominic Horwood, Chief Commercial Officer, Rolls Royce; Anne-Marie Couderc, Board chairwoman Air France-KLM Group; Jean Luc Moudenc, Toulouse Mayor

Airbus delivers first Air France A350 XWB The A350-900 delivered to Air France on 27 September 2019 – which has 324 seats configured in a three-class layout - is the first of 28 A350 XWB aircraft to be delivered to this operator Ambiance - Artistic performance

First Air France A350 XWB – delivery ceremony Handover of the no. 1 A350-900 jetliner for Air France was marked during a 27 September 2019 delivery ceremony attended by management from the French flag carrier, Air France-KLM Group, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce, and Airbus From left to right: Anne-Marie Couder, Board chairwoman Air France-KLM Group; Benjamin Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Air France-KLM; Anne Rigail, Chief Executive Officer, Air France; Christian Scherer, Chief Commercial Officer, Airbus; Dominic Horwood, Chief Commercial Officer, Rolls Royce

Delivery ceremony for Air France’s first A350 XWB Air France – which became the first operator of Airbus’ cornerstone A300 in 1974 – received its no. 1 A350-900 jetliner during a ceremony held 27 September 2019 in Toulouse, France Prices exchanged between (from left to right) Benjamin Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Air France-KLM, and Dominic Horwood Chief Commercial Officer, Rolls Royce

Delivery ceremony for Air France’s first A350 XWB Air France – which became the first operator of Airbus’ cornerstone A300 in 1974 – received its no. 1 A350-900 jetliner during a ceremony held 27 September 2019 in Toulouse, France Anne-Marie Couderc, Board chairwoman Air France-KLM Group, speech

First Air France A350 XWB – delivery ceremony Handover of the no. 1 A350-900 jetliner for Air France was marked during a 27 September 2019 delivery ceremony attended by management from the French flag carrier, Air France-KLM Group, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce, and Airbus Anne Rigali, Chief Executive Officer Air France, speech

Delivery ceremony for Air France’s first A350 XWB Air France – which became the first operator of Airbus’ cornerstone A300 in 1974 – received its no. 1 A350-900 jetliner during a ceremony held 27 September 2019 in Toulouse, France Benjamin Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Air France-KLM, speech

First Air France A350 XWB – delivery ceremony Handover of the no. 1 A350-900 jetliner for Air France was marked during a 27 September 2019 delivery ceremony attended by management from the French flag carrier, Air France-KLM Group, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce, and Airbus Dominic Horwood, Chief Commercial Officer, Rolls Royce, speech

First Air France A350 XWB – delivery ceremony Handover of the no. 1 A350-900 jetliner for Air France was marked during a 27 September 2019 delivery ceremony attended by management from the French flag carrier, Air France-KLM Group, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce, and Airbus Christian Scherer, Chief Commercial Officer Airbus, speech

The first Eagle product will be available by 2021 and will be offered on a wide range of aircraft. It will make use of several fixed cameras offering different fields of vision.

Paris Air Show attendees visit Airbus’ static display, where the company is exhibiting its range of commercial, defence and helicopter products

Airbus H175 tail close up on the static display at Paris Air Show 2019 - Day 4 Airbus Helicopters’ twin-engine super-medium class H175 rotorcraft – adapted for the oil and gas, business aviation, private and search-and-rescue markets, is spotlighted during the 2019 Paris Air Show

Airbus H125M nose close up at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 4 At the 2019 Paris Air Show, Airbus is presenting a mock-up of its H125M helicopter, which has a reduced radar signature using composite materials and infrared-reflective paint

Airbus H125M nose close up at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 4 At the 2019 Paris Air Show, Airbus is presenting a mock-up of its H125M helicopter, which has a reduced radar signature using composite materials and infrared-reflective paint

Airbus H175 NHV static display ambiance at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 4 Showcased at the 2019 Paris Air Show, the H175 – which entered service in 2015 –already is a performance record-setter, with a time-to-climb of 6,000 meters in 6 minutes, 54 seconds; and a time-to-climb of 3,000 meters in 3 minutes, 10 seconds

H145M Serbian Air Force static display at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 4 A lightweight H145M helicopter in service with the Serbian Air Force is featured at Airbus’ product display during the 2019 Paris Air Show

Helicopters flight line static display at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 3 From left to right: H175 NHV, H145M, H125M and VSR700

Airbus’ H160M demonstrator static display ambiance at the 2019 Paris Air Show Derived from Airbus Helicopters’ civil H160 rotorcraft, the H160M (seen here at the 2019 Paris Air Show) incorporates cutting-edge technologies to deliver excellent performance and mission capabilities

Eurocopter EC665 Tiger on French army static display ambiance at Paris Air Show 2019 - Day 3

Airbus’ H160M demonstrator cockpit at the 2019 Paris Air Show Derived from Airbus Helicopters’ civil H160 rotorcraft, the H160M (seen here at the 2019 Paris Air Show) incorporates cutting-edge technologies to deliver excellent performance and mission capabilities

Airbus’ H160M demonstrator tail at the 2019 Paris Air Show Derived from Airbus Helicopters’ civil H160 rotorcraft, the H160M (seen here at the 2019 Paris Air Show) incorporates cutting-edge technologies to deliver excellent performance and mission capabilities

Airbus’ H160M demonstrator at the 2019 Paris Air Show Derived from Airbus Helicopters’ civil H160 rotorcraft, the H160M (seen here at the 2019 Paris Air Show) incorporates cutting-edge technologies to deliver excellent performance and mission capabilities

Airbus’ H160M demonstrator at the 2019 Paris Air Show Derived from Airbus Helicopters’ civil H160 rotorcraft, the H160M (seen here at the 2019 Paris Air Show) incorporates cutting-edge technologies to deliver excellent performance and mission capabilities

Eurocopter EC665 Tiger on French army static display at Paris Air Show 2019 - Day 3 French soldier cleaning the helicopter outside windshield

First A321neo for La Compagnie at the 2019 Paris Air Show The business class airline La Compagnie operates its first A321neo – exhibited at the 2019 Paris Air Show – on transatlantic flights connecting Paris and New York

H125M Static Display at Paris Airshow - PAS2019 - Day 2 At the 2019 Paris Air Show, Airbus is presenting a mock-up of its H125M helicopter, which has a reduced radar signature using composite materials and infrared-reflective paint

H125M Static Display at Paris Airshow - PAS2019 - Day 2 At the 2019 Paris Air Show, Airbus is presenting a mock-up of its H125M helicopter, which has a reduced radar signature using composite materials and infrared-reflective paint

Airbus at the 2019 Paris Airshow – static display A full range of Airbus products – from commercial and military aircraft to helicopters and drones – drew the attention of 2019 Paris Air Show visitors

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Till Eisenberg, project manager at Airbus, is testing the next Crew Assistant Cimon-2. Copyright: Airbus/Mathias Pikelj

CIMON-2 under test: (from left) Christian Karrasch (DLR), Julien Doche (Airbus), Reinhard Schönfelder (Airbus) and Bernd Rattenbacher (BIOTESC). Copyright: DLR

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Jean-Marc Nasr is Head of Space Systems within Airbus Defence and Space, President of Airbus Defence and Space SAS appointed 1st June 2019.

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Airbus stand at SOFINS 2019

Airbus stand at SOFINS 2019

Airbus stand at SOFINS 2019

Airbus stand at SOFINS 2019

Airbus stand at SOFINS 2019

Airbus stand at SOFINS 2019

SOFINS 2019

SOFINS 2019

Paris Air Show attendees visit Airbus’ static display, where the company is exhibiting its range of commercial, defence and helicopter products

A330 MRTT static display at Paris Airshow - Day 4 The A330 MRTT – seen here on Airbus’ static display at the 2019 Paris Air Show – is a combat-proven tanker with unique multi-role capabilities A330 MRTT engine medium close up

Ambiance at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 4 The 2019 rendition of the biennial Paris Air Show – where Airbus displayed a range of its market-leading products – attracted visitors from across the world A330-900 Air Mauritius and Airbus A330 MRTT in the background

Airbus static display at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 3 Airbus’ A330 MRTT, the benchmark for multi-role tankers, is on static display at the 2019 Paris Air Show

Ambiance at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 3 Attendees of the 2019 Paris Air Show take in the sights and sounds of some of Airbus’ most innovative and advanced products as the company marks its 50 years of history Attendees visit the Airbus A400M

A330 MRTT Airbus cockpit static display at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 3 The A330 MRTT – seen here on Airbus’ static display at the 2019 Paris Air Show – is a combat-proven tanker with unique multi-role capabilities

A330 MRTT Airbus cockpit static display at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 3 The A330 MRTT – seen here on Airbus’ static display at the 2019 Paris Air Show – is a combat-proven tanker with unique multi-role capabilities

A330 MRTT Airbus cabin static display at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 3 The A330 MRTT – seen here on Airbus’ static display at the 2019 Paris Air Show – is a combat-proven tanker with unique multi-role capabilities

A330 MRTT Airbus cabin static display at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 3 The A330 MRTT – seen here on Airbus’ static display at the 2019 Paris Air Show – is a combat-proven tanker with unique multi-role capabilities

French Air Force A400M ambiance at the 2019 Paris Airshow - Day 3 During the 2019 Paris Air Show, an A400M military transporter in French Air Force colours was showcased on Airbus’ static display at Le Bourget Airport

French Air Force A400M at the 2019 Paris Airshow - Day 3 During the 2019 Paris Air Show, an A400M military transporter in French Air Force colours was showcased on Airbus’ static display at Le Bourget Airport

French Air Force pilot in A400M cockpit at the 2019 Paris Airshow - Day 3 During the 2019 Paris Air Show, an A400M military transporter in French Air Force colours was showcased on Airbus’ static display at Le Bourget Airport

French Air Force A400M at the 2019 Paris Airshow - Day 3 During the 2019 Paris Air Show, an A400M military transporter in French Air Force colours was showcased on Airbus’ static display at Le Bourget Airport

AS555 Fennec Armée de l'Air inside French Air Force A400M at the 2019 Paris Airshow - Day 3 During the 2019 Paris Air Show, an A400M military transporter in French Air Force colours was showcased on Airbus’ static display at Le Bourget Airport

Dassault Aviation And Airbus New Fighter Revealing at Paris Airshow - PAS2019 - Day 2 Reveal of first concept models for New Generation Fighter and Remote Carriers FCAS (Future Combat Air System)

A321neo La Compagnie static display at Paris Airshow 2019 - Day 2 The all-business class French airline, La Compagnie, is now operating its initial A321neo, shown at the 2019 Paris Air Show A330 MRTT stands in front of A321neo La Compagnie

Dassault Aviation And Airbus New Fighter Revealing at Paris Airshow - PAS2019 - Day 2 Reveal of first concept models for New Generation Fighter and Remote Carriers FCAS (Future Combat Air System)

Dassault Aviation And Airbus New Fighter Revealing at Paris Airshow - PAS2019 - Day 2 Reveal of first concept models for New Generation Fighter and Remote Carriers FCAS (Future Combat Air System)

Visitors at the 2019 Paris Air Show view the Airbus static display, where the company exhibits its range of commercial, defence and helicopter products

Dassault Aviation And Airbus New Fighter Revealing at Paris Airshow - PAS2019 - Day 2 Reveal of first concept models for New Generation Fighter and Remote Carriers FCAS (Future Combat Air System)

Dominic Horwood, Chief Commercial Officer, Rolls Royce; Christian Scherer, Chief Commercial Officer, Airbus; Benjamin Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Air France-KLM Group; Anne Marie Couderc, Board chair Air France-KLM Group; Jean Luc Moudenc, Maire de Toulouse; Anne Rigail, Chief Executive Officer, Air France

Supported by Airbus, the U.S. American Magic sailing team launched its first full-scale, 75-ft. boat – named Defiant – in preparation for the 2021 America’s Cup competition.

During the 3, 4 and 5 September two single engine H125s operated in the area of Concepción, in the Eastern part of the Bolivia, dropping more than 500 tonnes of water. The operation contributed to limit the fires and to prevent them from getting into the communities in the area.

At APEX Expo, Airbus – together with gategroup, Recaro Aircraft Seating and STELIA Aerospace – won the 2019 Crystal Cabin Award in the category “Best Customer Journey” with the Airspace Connected Experience

In cooperation with HeliAmerica, a Bolivian helicopter operator based in St. Cruz department, the Airbus Foundation has offered 45 helicopter flight hours to assess the affected areas. The aircraft have also been used to actively fight the fires with the help of the “bamby bucket” equipment, which can drop up to 800 litres of water per trip

Rick Boerma is head of Team NL, a participating team in Air Race E, which will become the world’s first all-electric airplane race when it launches its inaugural series of international races in 2020.

Casey Erickson is captain of Team AllWays Air Racing, a participating team in Air Race E, which will become the world’s first all-electric airplane race when it launches its inaugural series of international races in 2020.

Casey Erickson is captain of Team AllWays Air Racing, a participating team in Air Race E, which will become the world’s first all-electric airplane race when it launches its inaugural series of international races in 2020.

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Our VertiBridge concept in Jakarta acts as a link across the motorways and as an alley for shopping and activities in which ground and air transport meet. This concept is for illustrative purposes only and not representative of an actual project with the city.

Our rooftop VertiPad concept in Shenzhen contributes to the functional ecosystem of large-scale real estate projects. This concept is for illustrative purposes only and not representative of an actual project with the city.

Our VertiHub concept in Sao Paolo fits into the empty space of this road junction and increases the value of the motorway, acting as an intermodal relay. This concept is for illustrative purposes only and not representative of an actual project with the city.

Our VertiHub concept in Paris is an intermodal hub that seamlessly connects ground and air vehicles. Vehicles (driven or autonomous) arrive from the motorways and drop passengers off at the eVTOL station. This concept is for illustrative purposes only and not representative of an actual project with the city.

Our multi-static VertiPad concept in San Francisco airport fits into the green rooftop with solar panels. The dome at the center hosts the VertiPad lobby from which passengers can connect from the eVTOL to the main terminal bridges. This concept is for illustrative purposes only and not representative of an actual project with the city.