EADSY - Airbus SE
| Previous Close | 34.31 |
| Open | 34.09 |
| Bid | 0.00 x 0 |
| Ask | 0.00 x 0 |
| Day's Range | 34.09 - 34.12 |
| 52 Week Range | 20.91 - 35.52 |
| Volume | |
| Avg. Volume | 193,071 |
| Market Cap | 107.644B |
| Beta (5Y Monthly) | 1.66 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 28.42 |
| EPS (TTM) | 1.20 |
| Earnings Date | N/A |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 0.50 (1.46%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | Apr 25, 2023 |
| 1y Target Est | 54.57 |
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UPDATE 3-Airbus nears 500-jet order from India's IndiGo -sources
Airbus is closing towards a potentially record deal to sell 500 narrow-body A320-family jets to India's largest carrier IndiGo, industry sources said on Sunday. The European planemaker has emerged as front-runner for an order eclipsing Air India's historic provisional purchase of 470 jets in February, the sources said on the sidelines of an airline industry meeting in Istanbul. Such a deal would be worth some $50 billion at the most recently published Airbus list prices, but would typically be worth less than half this after widespread airline industry discounts for bulk deals, according to aircraft analysts.
ReutersAirbus nears 500-jet order from India's IndiGo -sources
Airbus is closing towards a potentially record deal to sell 500 narrow-body A320-family jets to India's largest carrier IndiGo, industry sources said on Sunday. The European planemaker has emerged as front-runner for an order eclipsing Air India's historic provisional purchase of 470 jets in February, the sources said on the sidelines of an airline industry meeting in Istanbul. Such a deal would be worth some $50 billion at the most recently published Airbus list prices, but would typically be worth less than half this after widespread airline industry discounts for bulk deals, according to aircraft analysts.
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Airbus heads towards 500-jet order from India's IndiGo - sources
Airbus is closing in on a potentially record deal to sell 500 narrowbody A320-family jets to India's largest carrier, Indigo, industry sources said on Sunday. The European planemaker has emerged as front-runner for an order eclipsing Air India's historic provisional purchase of 470 jets in February, the sources said on the sidelines of an airline industry meeting in Istanbul. Airbus and Boeing are also competing in talks to sell 25 wide-body jets to the same airline, they said.
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UPDATE 1-Airbus seeing more predictable industrial rhythm after delays
European planemaker Airbus is seeing a more predictable pattern in its industrial activities and what appears to be the start of a more positive trend in deliveries, Chief Commercial Officer Christian Scherer said. Reuters reported on Thursday that Airbus deliveries for May were on course to top 60 aircraft, up around 30% from the same month last year and bringing deliveries so far this year to more than 220 aircraft.
ReutersAirbus seeing more predictable industrial rhythm after delays
European planemaker Airbus is seeing a more predictable pattern in its industrial activities and what appears to be the start of a more positive trend in deliveries, Chief Commercial Officer Christian Scherer said. Reuters reported on Thursday that Airbus deliveries for May were on course to top 60 aircraft, up around 30% from the same month last year and bringing deliveries so far this year to more than 220 aircraft.
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AirBaltic in talks to buy 30 more Airbus A220 - CEO
Latvian airline airBaltic is in talks with Airbus to buy 30 more A220 passenger jets by exercising existing contractual options, its chief executive told Reuters. The largest Baltic airline, which has already ordered 50 of the Canadian-developed planes, also plans to add 20 new options, CEO Martin Gauss said in an interview. The move comes as the airline prepares for an initial public offering (IPO) in late 2024, for which the tentative business plan envisages up to 100 aircraft by 2030.
ReutersBoeing CEO 'not overly anxious' about Chinese narrowbody jet
Boeing Co CEO Dave Calhoun downplayed speculation that China's maiden commercial flight of its domestically produced C919 narrowbody jet could foreshadow the end of the duopoly currently held by the U.S. planemaker and its European rival Airbus SE. On Sunday, China Eastern Airlines flew a C919 filled with passengers from Shanghai to Beijing - a milestone for manufacturer Commercial Aviation Corp of China (COMAC). Calhoun said the C919 is a "good airplane," but it will take a "long while" for COMAC to build the production capacity needed to meet Chinese airlines' demand.
ReutersAirbus seen delivering at least 60 jets in May -sources
Airbus deliveries for May appear on course to reach at least 60 aircraft, subject to the final tally of a busy close to the month and a routine audit, industry sources said. That represents an increase of some 30% from the same month last year and would bring deliveries so far this year to more than 220 aircraft. Airbus, which is targeting 720 deliveries for the full year, implying a sharp acceleration in deliveries after the summer, declined comment ahead of a monthly data release on June 7.
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UPDATE 1-Cathay Pacific nears Boeing 777-8F freighter order -sources
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd is close to placing an order worth around $2 billion for Boeing 777-8F freighters as the Hong Kong carrier embarks on the partial renewal of a fleet of dedicated 747 cargo jets, industry sources said on Monday. The selection follows a hard-fought battle for the business of one of the world's top-five freight airlines, which had been comparing the all-freight version of the future Boeing 777X jet family with an upcoming cargo model of the existing Airbus A350. Cathay Pacific said it had no immediate announcement to make.
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ReutersAirbus wins Italian order for 43 helicopters
Airbus Helicopters said on Thursday it had won a firm order for 43 aircraft from business aviation operator Air Corporate, marking its largest ever deal in Italy. The world's largest commercial helicopter maker said the order from Verona-based Air Corporate at the EBACE show in Geneva included 40 light single-engine H125/130 and three ACH160, a corporate version of its latest H160 medium model. Airbus Helicopters said in a statement the helicopters would be delivered over coming years for various private and business passenger services as well as utility operations.
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UPDATE 1-Airbus rules out imminent launch of new A220 jet version
Airbus is not looking to launch a stretched version of its A220 jetliner in the current environment, the planemaker said on Wednesday, effectively knocking down speculation of a launch at the upcoming Paris Airshow. A larger version of the 110-130-seat small passenger plane has been on the horizon for some time and an Airbus spokesperson reiterated that it was a matter of "when not if". Airbus Chief Executive Guillaume Faury has indicated that resolving recent industrial delays is the planemaker's top priority amid continued pressure on the supply chain.
ReutersAirbus rules out imminent launch of new A220 jet version
PARIS (Reuters) -Airbus is not looking to launch a stretched version of its A220 jetliner in the current environment, the planemaker said on Wednesday, effectively knocking down speculation of a launch at the upcoming Paris Airshow. A larger version of the 110-130-seat small passenger plane has been on the horizon for some time and an Airbus spokesperson reiterated that it was a matter of "when not if". Airbus Chief Executive Guillaume Faury has indicated that resolving recent industrial delays is the planemaker's top priority amid continued pressure on the supply chain.
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No imminent launch of new A220 jet sub-model -Airbus
Airbus is not looking to launch a stretched version of its A220 jet in the current environment, the planemaker said on Wednesday, knocking down speculation of a launch at the Paris Airshow. A future version of the 110-130-seat small passenger plane has been on the horizon for some time and an Airbus spokesperson reiterated that it was a matter of "when not if". "But right now, the A220-100 and A220-300 are priority and we're not looking to launch a new sub-model in the current environment," the spokesperson added.
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UPDATE 1-EasyJet has enough planes on order for growth plans, says CEO
The chief executive of easyJet is happy with the airline's current fleet plans, and said there is no risk it won't have sufficient planes to meet its growth targets. as travel rebounds after the pandemic, with airlines placing orders now to secure narrow-bodies for later in the decade amid worries that the planemakers are nearly sold out. EasyJet is due to receive 163 new Airbus aircraft over the next five years which CEO Johan Lundgren said was enough.
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ReutersNo Singapore Airlines group A320neos with Pratt engines grounded - exec
None of the Airbus A320neo planes in the Singapore Airlines group with Pratt & Whitney engines are currently grounded over a lack of spares, Leslie Thng, CEO of Scoot, the airline's low-cost subsidiary, said on Wednesday. The engines have been under scrutiny since Go Airlines (India) Ltd filed for bankruptcy protection this month, blaming "faulty" Pratt engines for the grounding of about half its 54 Airbus A320neos. Pratt, part of Raytheon Technologies says the claims are without evidence and divert attention from the airline's financial woes.
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ReutersSmall aerospace suppliers press for better protections against rising costs
The CEO of Canadian aerospace supplier Abipa International would not negotiate further when a potential customer recently pressed for additional price cuts on components used in areas like engines and landing gear. That stance by CEO Jean Blondin is one that more and more of his peers in different countries are taking these days. Drawing hard lines can be tough, however, when planemakers offer high order volumes.