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Our approach to sustainability

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Our approach to sustainability
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Tue, 03/11/2025 – 11:11

Our approach to sustainability

Staying true to our purposeWhether it’s investing in innovative technologies, improving the environmental impact of our products, or ensuring that the way we operate is socially responsible, at Airbus sustainability is at the very heart of our purpose to pioneer sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world.Read on to explore the many different ways we are bringing sustainability to life at Airbus.
The future of aviationWe invest in pioneering technologies, to drive down emissions, enhance efficiency and build for the long-term.DecarbonisationSustainabilityAirbus’ commitment to sustainable aviation fuelInnovationHydrogenInnovationAircraft noise reductionInnovationNon-CO2 emissionsInnovationOperational efficiencyWe reduce the environmental impact of our operations, fostering a lifecycle approach and building resilience into our supply chain.Responsible supply chainCompanyAdopting a lifecycle approachSustainabilityPeople safetySafetySocial responsibilitySustainability at Airbus is grounded in responsibility, resilience, and ethical business practices.Human rightsSustainabilityInclusion and diversitySustainabilityIntegrity and complianceSustainabilityCommunity impactAirbus is tackling global challenges like climate change, poverty, and inequality by focusing on two core areas: supporting vulnerable communities during humanitarian and climate crises, and equipping young people with vital skills for the future.Community impactSustainabilityAirbus Foundation

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Safeguarding national sovereignty

We believe that there is no sustainability without security, and no security without sustainability.For Airbus, defence is a force for good.Defence is the cornerstone of a nation’s provision of safety and security for its citizens and their way of life. It is also an engine of innovation and a driver of economic growth, as well as an investment in sovereignty and resilience. 

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Climate monitoring

Today, Earth observation satellites are at the forefront of monitoring deforestation, rising sea levels and greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere.

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Pioneering sustainable aerospace
Sustainability at Airbus

Our purpose is to pioneer sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world. This is also the theme of a new publication exploring Airbus’ approach to sustainability, released in 2025.In the pages of “Pioneering sustainable aerospace”, you can learn more about Airbus’ approach to a wide range of sustainability topics, from the new energies and innovative technologies shaping the future of flight, to the key role played by Earth observation satellites in climate monitoring and biodiversity efforts, and how aerospace can act as a powerful force for good in an unstable world.

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UN Sustainable Development Goals

The UN Sustainable Development Goals are a framework for Airbus’ social responsibility practices. Discover how we strive to build to a better future.

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Sustainability commitments

Maximising our impact through collaboration

We contribute to a global industry that supports the livelihoods of millions of families. We support global stability and peacekeeping, and work collaboratively with others around the world to maximise our positive contribution to society.We are passionate about driving sustainable aerospace. We advocate for progress that will make our industry more sustainable, and play an active role lobbying and educating through our membership of industry associations and coalitions like ATAG, ICCAIA, IATA, and ASD. We are also part of the advisory group of the World Economic Forum (WEF), working on the Space Sustainability Rating and are a founding member of the WEF First Movers Coalition.  Our partnerships with airlines are also an important way that we can drive positive change in the industry. For example, we support solutions like Direct Air Carbon Capture (DACC) that will offset the impact of emissions during our transition to net-zero.

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BCA Special Edition Newsletter

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BCA Special Edition Newsletter kylee.adams@in… Fri, 03/07/2025 – 23:30 Business aviation is soaring, and industry events are where game-changing decisions…

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IDEX 2025

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Dassault Aviation takes part in the IDEX show at Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates) from February 17 to 21, 2025.…

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Aero India 2025

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Dassault Aviation takes part in the Aero India show at Bengaluru from February 10 to 14, 2025. Dassault Aviation booth:…

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First United Arab Emirates Rafale

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Wednesday January 29, 2025, took place the presentation of the first United Arab Emirates Rafale: This first F4 Rafale for the UAE, produced in line with the contract schedule, will remain at Dassault Aviation’s Flight Test Center to perform flight tests in view of the first deliveries to the UAE Air Force & Air Defence which are scheduled at the end of 2026.

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CRJ-700 collides with US military helicopter

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At approximately 20:48 local time on 29 January (01:48 UTC) a PSA Airlines CRJ-700 operating for American Airlines as flight AA5342 and a US military H60 helicopter collided near Washington Reagan National Airport (DCA). The last position received from the CRJ via ADS-B was 38.843840, -77.026550 at 01:48:03 UTC. The helicopter was not broadcasting ADS-B data.

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Model. The Mirage 2000 C

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Assembly and painting! Here is a model of the famous Mirage 2000 C, designed by Kitty Hawk, which should delight fans of this iconic fighter.

Calling all collectors! The Dassault Mirage 2000 C entered into service in 1984, 315 of which were for the French Air Force (286 other aircraft were exported to India, Brazil and Greece, among others). It bears a striking resemblance to the Dassault Mirage III, in particular because of its delta wings, a feature that will not have escaped purists – just like its size. However, it was a ‘new’ aircraft in the Dassault galaxy when it entered into service, with increased wing area and fly-by-wire controls.

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Investors | Contact us

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Investors | Contact us
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Fri, 01/17/2025 – 08:52

Contact usIf you’re looking for further information regarding Airbus Investor Relations, please contact us via the appropriate channel below.Jean-Christophe HenouxHead of Investor Relations and Financial Communication ir@airbus.comOlivier PrebayInstitutional Investors and Analysts ir@airbus.comVictoria MuttonInstitutional Investors and Analysts ir@airbus.comIndividual Shareholders ir@airbus.comWrite to Investor RelationsIf you can’t find the information you are looking for on our website, please don’t hesitate to contact us via the form below. For any request unrelated to Investors, please use this directory.Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.First NameSurnameI am…- None -… a shareholder… an Airbus employee… a journalist… a financial analyst… a potential investorEmail?MessageI authorise Airbus to send me marketing communications (news, events invitation etc.)The information collected from this form will be sent to the relevant Airbus team to manage and reply to your request.
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Film. “The Shamrock Spitfire”

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This film is about a little-known story on this side of the Channel, chronicling the brief, heroic existence of a young Royal Air Force pilot during World War II.

Irish fighter pilot Brendan “Paddy” Finucane is relatively unknown in France, yet in the UK he is very famous. And with good reason: he had 28 official victories to his name and was the youngest Wing Commander in the Royal Air Force in 1939-1945. “The Shamrock Spitfire” is a film about the aviator’s short yet brilliant career.

Finucane joined His Majesty’s Army in April 1938, at the age of 17. What happened next? The outbreak of the war, the defeat of the French, the encircling of the British troops at Dunkirk, the Battle of Britain, victorious duels, incorporation into the Kenley squadron, promotion to the rank of Wing Commander… From 1940 to 1942, the man forged his reputation as a leader and pilot!

Commercial sales

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Commercial sales
Meet our commercial sales representativesAirbus Helicopters in the U.S. commercial sales managers are dedicated to helping customers find the perfect helicopter solution for their unique needs. With expert knowledge and industry experience, they will you through every stage of the sales process—from initial consultation to post-purchase support. Their focus is on delivering personalized service, offering tailored recommendations, and ensuring long-term satisfaction with every Airbus helicopter.emeline.e.trol…
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Regional sales managersCharles WeaverNortheast Regional Sales Manager
Northeast +1 (703) 447-0320 charles.weaver@airbus.comCassie StrasburgNorth Central Regional Sales Manager
North Central +1 (469) 278-3311 cassie.strasburg@airbus.comPedro SouzaSoutheast Regional Sales Manager
Southeast +1 (682) 274-0207 pedro.souza@airbus.comBob CoutuSouth Central Regional Sales Manager
South Central + 1 (214) 531-2760 bob.coutu@airbus.comTravis TinseyCalifornia Regional Sales Manager
California + 1 (214) 918-4328 travis.tinsey@airbus.comSecora MurrayWest Regional Sales Manager
West +1 (469) 271-1764 secora.murray@airbus.comJason MoirEastern Canada, Regional Sales Manager
Eastern Canada (514) 891-0815 jason.moir@airbus.comWayne WoytkiwWestern Canada, Alaska and Hawaii Regional
Western Canada +1 (604) 362-8614 wayne.woytkiw@airbus.comMark ConroeSenior Director, Commercial and Parapublic Sales
United States & Canada +1 (214) 770-8393 mark.conroe@airbus.comMarket segment managers / Specialty salesVince MasciaAirborne Law Enforcement
East, United States & Canada + 1 (972) 809-6127 vince.mascia@airbus.comRon KelleyAirborne Law Enforcement
West, United States & Canada +1 (662) 242-4097 ron.kelley@airbus.comCyndi CarterAir Medical Services
United States & Canada +1 (469) 990-8037 cynthia.carter@airbus.comSteve JaksiPBA/ACH Helicopters & Corporate Jet Sales (ACJ)
United States & Canada +1 (718) 614-2540 steve.jaksi@airbus.comJeff DonahueUsed Asset and Utility Sales, and Asset Management
United States & Canada +1 (972) 955-6177 jeff.donahue@airbus.comPaul PetersonLight Singles Completions
United States & Canada +1 (972) 795-9125 paul.peterson@aibus.comSonja WoodsDirector of Specialty Sales
United States & Canada +1 (613) 410-2216 sonja.woods@airbus.comKey accountsBrian ReidAir Methods
United States +1 (214) 604-7765 brian-reid@airbus.comPaul PetersonMetro Aviation
United States +1 (817) 975-9220 paul.peterson@airbus.comTBDGMR / Air Center
United StatesSteve BlatusU.S. Government
United States +1 (945) 349-1656 steve.blatus@airbus.comSales operationsBeth GratzkeManager, Sales operations and Partnerships/Compliance
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Why are the Channel Islands so foggy?

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Jersey Airport (JER), Guernsey Airport (GCI) and Alderney Airport (ACI), located in the Channel Islands, frequently experience significant fog during the winter months, which often disrupts commercial flight operations. This phenomenon is primarily due to the region’s unique maritime climate and geographical position.

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Comic book. “Team Rafale” – Volume 16 – “Dark Star”

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This sixteenth volume in the adventures of Tom Nolane will transport readers to Asia, where the disappearance of a mysterious aircraft is intertwined with issues of the utmost importance.

For this latest adventure of the fighter pilot and test pilot (on board the Rafale, of course!), the protagonists Tom Nolane and his sidekicks – Tank, Dozer, etc. –, go on board the aircraft carrier “Charles-de-Gaulle” along with the rest of the carrier battle group. Straddling the territorial waters of India and Bangladesh, the aircraft carrier sails through the Bay of Bengal.

Soon, a Search And Rescue (SAR) alert is launched: it was triggered to locate the pilot of an American reconnaissance aircraft, the “Dark Star”, still in the prototyping phase, which disappeared from the radar without emitting a distress signal. To make matters worse, the case promises to be a sensitive one, since the plane is classified as top secret…