Manufacturers
Designed in Quebec by Bombardier, the aircraft joined the Airbus range in 2018 as the A220. It covers the 100-to-160-seat segment, between regional aircraft and the A320 family.
26 October 2026
Manufacturers
A joint venture between Airbus and Leonardo, ATR has established itself in the market for propeller-driven regional aircraft. Why the turboprop still makes sense on short routes, and how the ATR 42 and ATR 72 differ.
19 October 2026
Manufacturers
In service since 2015, the A350 is Airbus's latest-generation widebody. Composite materials, a dedicated engine and two fuselage lengths: the technical choices that define the programme.
17 October 2026
Manufacturers
From the A319neo to the A321XLR, the A320neo family offers one airframe in several lengths and ranges. A look at the logic of a programme that has become the backbone of short and medium-haul flying.
16 October 2026
Innovation
In 2025, Airbus revised its ZEROe roadmap and chose a fully electric aircraft concept powered by fuel cells. Why hydrogen is attractive, and why it remains so hard to carry on board.
7 October 2026
Defence
Able to fly between continents and then land on a rough strip, the A400M Atlas has become a central tool of European military airlift. Its characteristics, missions and multinational organisation.
3 October 2026
Defence
Derived from an airliner, the A330 MRTT refuels combat aircraft in flight, carries troops and can become a flying hospital. In France it is called Phénix; in Europe it also equips a pooled multinational fleet.
27 September 2026
Defence
Developed by the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and Spain, the Eurofighter Typhoon first flew in 1994. More than 580 have been delivered. A look back at a four-nation model of cooperation.
14 September 2026