#Airbus ZEROe
Airbus' Long-Haul Blended-Wing Body Hydrogen Plane: Everything We Know So Far
The aircraft could be a game-changer for the aviation industry when it eventually enters commercial service.
Airbus ZEROe: What's The Latest?
Airbus is hoping to be able to power its ZEROe aircraft with hydrogen.
Airbus Admits Delayed Hydrogen Plane Would “Not Be A Competitive” Aircraft In Today’s Conditions
Speaking at the Airbus Summit 2025, CEO Guillaume Faury clarified why the manufacturer delayed its hydrogen project beyo...
How Soon Will Blended Wing Commercial Aircraft Fly?
Several companies, including Airbus, JetZero, and Boeing, are actively developing prototypes.
Airbus Leading European Hydrogen Refueling Project
A consortium of European aerospace organizations has come together to design and develop systems and standards for airpo...
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 Gen...
China Plans For Green Aviation Ecosystem By 2035
The newly-published official document will guide the development of China's civil aviation manufacturing industry for th...
How Will Airbus Test The Power Balance Between Engines & Hydrogen-Powered APUs?
Conventional APUs will be replaced with hydrogen fuel-cell-based APUs onboard the test A330.
Airbus Summit Reveals Hydrogen Power Advances
Day 1 of the 2022 Airbus Summit sent out a lot of very positive messages about what the aircraft maker is doing in pursu...
Blended Wing Design: The Plane Type Of The Future?
Will we be seeing the flying Vs in the sky soon?
Farnborough Airshow Day 4 Roundup: Who Made The Headlines On Thursday?
Thursday injected some unexpected life into the Farnborough Airshow, with orders for Airbus and Boeing still coming in.
A380 MSN 1: The Superjumbo That Has Done It All
While some airlines have already written off the A380 as a thing of the past, Airbus has done quite a few impressive thi...
Airbus Set To Launch New Narrowbody A320 Replacement By Early 2030s
What To Expect From Airbus' Zero Emissions Planes