Founded in 1970, Airbus began with a vision to revolutionize air transport by collaborating European expertise. The company quickly rose to global prominence with innovative aircraft like the Airbus A300—the world's first twin-engine widebody, which significantly reduced costs and operational complexities.

Throughout the decades, Airbus expanded its aircraft portfolio, continuously innovating with advancements like fly-by-wire (electronic flight control systems), composite materials, and the implementation of more environmentally friendly technologies. Today, Airbus continues as a market leader shaping the future of aviation sustainability and efficiency.

The iconic Airbus A320 family is praised worldwide for its reliability and economic operation. Famous for introducing digital fly-by-wire technology to commercial aviation, these single-aisle airplanes are widely used globally by low-cost and traditional airlines alike.

The Airbus A330 series offers a versatile twin-engine wide-body platform optimal for medium to long-haul flights. With fuel efficiency, passenger comfort, and proven performance, both passengers and operators love this aircraft.

Featuring state-of-the-art composite materials and advanced aerodynamics, the Airbus A350 XWB sets new standards in efficiency, comfort, and environmental performance. The A350 is becoming a popular flagship for many world-class airlines.