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Why the Launch of Airbus’ New Plane Isn’t Going to Plan

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Skift Take: The Airbus A321XLR is due to make its commercial debut in just a few months, but the aircraft has found itself caught in the middle of a major dispute. Gordon Smith Read the Complete Story On Skift

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China’s New Plane Wins Two Big Orders: Should Airbus and Boeing Be Worried?

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Skift Take: With Airbus and Boeing booked up until the end of the decade, will other airlines be tempted to buy these Chinese-built aircraft? Gordon Smith Read the Complete Story On Skift

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Korean Air Seals Deal With Airbus to Replace Long-Haul Jets

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Skift Take: Despite Boeing having its new 777X and 787 Dreamliner on offer, Airbus' best-selling widebody jet has clinched the deal. Gordon Smith Read the Complete Story On Skift

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Airbus Is Filling an 8,000 Airplane Backlog Amid Strong Demand

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Skift Take: The tallest order Airbus has ever faced is making planes more sustainable. But a top Airbus exec is optimistic. Dawit Habtemariam Read the Complete Story On Skift

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Airbus Beats Boeing to Win First Major Plane Deal of 2024

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Skift Take: With this latest order, Boeing has lost further ground to Airbus in the all-important long-haul market. Gordon Smith Read the Complete Story On Skift

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First Deliveries of New Airbus A321XLR Plane Delayed Again

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Skift Take: Developing new aircraft is rarely easy, but this fresh delay to the company’s flagship narrowbody jet program will come as a disappointment to Airbus and its customers. Gordon Smith Read the Complete Story On Skift

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Boeing Outclassed as Airbus Posts Record-Breaking Orderbook

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Skift Take: This is the fifth consecutive year that Airbus has delivered more planes than Boeing, but recent events make the gulf between the companies feel even wider. Gordon Smith Read the Complete Story On Skift

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