Atlas Air Worldwide said Monday it has agreed to purchase 20 A350 cargo aircraft from Airbus (EADSF) (EADSY), making the U.S.-based carrier the largest customer so far for the European manufacturer’s ...

NEW YORK, March 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)-- Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc. (“Atlas” or the “Company”) today announced a firm order for 20 Airbus A350F freighters, with options for an additional 20 ...

A private credit fund jointly managed by Future Standard and KKR & Co. plunged after cutting its dividend more than forecast, as earnings declined amid lower interest rates and losses from troubled ...

Airbus AIR-2.20%decrease; red down pointing triangle said it would deliver fewer aircraft than expected this year because of significant shortages of Pratt & Whitney engines, issuing a sharp public ...

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In a press release dated November 28, 2025, Airbus, one of the biggest aircraft manufacturers in the world, noted that a "significant" number of its A320 family aircraft are potentially vulnerable to ...

PARIS (AP) — Aerospace manufacturer Airbus expects to deliver fewer planes than planned this year following an issue with fuselage panels used on some A320 planes. The European company said Wednesday ...

The company identified issues with metal panels on some A320 Aircraft fuselages, citing supplier issues, Reuters reported on Monday. "The source of the issue has been identified," a spokesperson for ...

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Siladitya Ray is a New Delhi-based Forbes news team reporter. Airbus shares fell sharply on Monday after the planemaker had to resolve a major software glitch impacting nearly half of all operational ...

PARIS — Airbus fleets were returning toward normal operations on Monday after the European plane maker pushed through abrupt software changes faster than expected, as it wrestled with safety headlines ...