Airbus SE said the governments of France and Spain agreed to fast-track some deliveries of the slow-selling A400M military transport aircraft as the main nations supporting the program seek to keep production going.

European low-cost carrier Wizz Air said on Tuesday it has selected RTX's Pratt & Whitney as the engine supplier for 177 of its Airbus narrowbody jets.

Airbus is encouraged by preliminary data analysis of CFM's RISE engine but the airframer's propulsion engineering chief insists that the open-rotor technology has still to cement its case for selection against geared-fan alternatives.

Aerospace firms in the West Country working on projects aimed at driving greener air travel are set to receive a share of a £250m. Engineering giants Airbus, Rolls-Royce and GKN are among the companies that will be awarded a slice of the joint government and industry funding, it has been announced.

The group, which employs thousands of staff at its wing manufacturing plant in Broughton, near Chester, and its Filton site in Bristol, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for 100 single aisle A321neo aircraft with Vietjet, Vietnam’s largest private airline, today (June 17).

LE BOURGET—France and Spain have committed to accelerate purchases of formerly delayed Airbus A400M orders in a bid to underpin the long-term production outlook for the military transport.

Airbus SE won an order for as many as 50 widebody jets from Saudi Arabia’s new carrier, as the kingdom pours billions of dollars into turning the country into an aviation and tourism hub.

PARIS: Airbus has signed a memorandum of understanding with VietJet for 100 of its A321neo planes, with a potential to add 50 more to the deal, industry sources said at the Paris Airshow on Tuesday (J

At the heart of this effort are a series of studies supporting France’s Patmar requirement for a new maritime patrol aircraft based on the A321XLR that would replace the Dassault Atlantique 2, and an Indian plan to convert secondhand A321s into airborne early warning aircraft.

Airbus SE’s defense chief bemoaned fresh infighting with French partner Dassault Aviation SA on their European fighter-jet program as concerns mount over delays, and called for closer collaboration with a UK-led rival.