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Airbus CEO Expects To Launch ZEROe Aircraft Program By 2028

Airbus provided two key updates on the ZEROe program and on the A320neo aircraft family successor, known as the Next Generation Single Aisle (NGSA).

Airbus expected that its deliveries would grow in 2024, despite supply chain challenges continuing into the year.

Airbus’ latest update expressed optimism in the manufacturer’s ability to deliver more aircraft in 2024 than in 2023.

The contract includes cargo, passenger, and service doors as well as the over-wing emergency exit doors for the A220 family aircraft.

The airline has already dispatched replacement aircraft to operate the affected flights.

Korean Air’s adjustments mean that JFK will not receive the airline’s Airbus A380 in April.

Airbus has started 2024 ahead of last year’s orders and output, and somewhat surprisingly it is the A350 that is leading the way.

Spirit AeroSystems said that its short-term goal is too look at human factors when building the 737 fuselages.

More than four decades after its first flight, the Airbus A310 remains in service today, taking on new roles across the globe.

American ultra-low-cost carrier Spirit receives a single Airbus A320neo on lease from Aviation Capital Group.