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Airbus began an annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday basking in strong demand as rival Boeing grapples with a slew of recent crises, but facing supply chain challenges....

Airbus jet deliveries rose 12% in the first quarter, the European planemaker said on Tuesday. Deliveries reached 142 aircraft, confirming a Reuters report on the quarterly total last...

PARIS (Reuters) -Airbus jet deliveries rose 12% in the first quarter, the European planemaker said on Tuesday. Deliveries reached 142 aircraft, confirming ...

Boeing and Airbus are edging towards a potentially coordinated deal to split operations of troubled supplier Spirit AeroSystems, taking on plants needed to support their top jet programs, people...

By David Carnevali, Mike Stone, Allison Lampert and Tim Hepher (Reuters) - Boeing and Airbus are edging towards a potentially coordinated deal to ...

Boeing 737 MAX production has fallen sharply in recent weeks as U.S. regulators step up factory checks and workers slow the assembly line outside Seattle to complete outstanding work, industry sources...

Airbus delivered 142 aircraft in the first quarter, up 12% from the same period last year, industry sources said. Airbus declined to comment. The tally restored deliveries...

Boeing 737 MAX jetliner production has fallen sharply in recent weeks as U.S. regulators step up factory checks and workers slow the assembly line outside Seattle to complete outstanding work,...

(Reuters) -Boeing 737 MAX jetliner production has fallen sharply in recent weeks as U.S. regulators step up factory checks and workers slow the assembly line outside Seattle to complete outstanding work, industry sources told Reuters. The FAA has imposed a cap of 38 jets a month following a blowout on a 737 MAX in January, blamed on an assembly error. Boeing referred to comments by CFO Brian West who said last month it was taking comprehensive steps to strengthen quality and build confidence -...

A revolt by U.S. airline bosses helped topple Boeing's top leadership including CEO Dave Calhoun this week, capping weeks of pressure after the freakish Jan. 5 blowout of a door plug on an Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9 passenger jet, people familiar with the discussions said. With the company's major U.S. customers agitating for a boardroom meeting without Calhoun, Boeing's board pre-empted their demands with a major upheaval. Now, after the shakeup that took out the CEO, chairman ...