The A350-900 typically carries 300 to 350 passengers, and the longer A350-1000 can carry 350 to 410 passengers (it can carry 410 passengers in a single-class configuration).

Boeing’s quality issues led to major declines, while Airbus fared better. Find out why BA and EADSF stocks could see strong growth in 2025 due to low bases.

The close call between the United and Delta flights at the Phoenix airport comes amid an increase in plane near-collisions.

Given the vast distances these flights would cover without a diversion airport and the previously unreliable piston engine, regulators determined that airlines should not be allowed to deploy twin-engine jets on transoceanic flights.

The flight, carrying 245 passengers on an Airbus A330-300 ... carrying 123 passengers and six crew members. The FAA noted both planes landed safely “after experiencing a loss of required ...

The FAA has begun an investigation into a midair incident involving a United Airlines Boeing 737-900ER and a Delta Air Lines Airbus A330-300.

The FAA has launched an investigation into a loss of separation between two commercial flights in Phoenix Saturday.

Boeing has fallen far behind Airbus in its long-running battle to be the world’s biggest plane-maker after a year of setbacks and crises.

The sheriff's office is making the case for a new larger twin-engine Airbus 135 helicopter to replace the now 22-year-old Air One chopper.

Designed and tested with pilots in mind, FSG’s EASA and FAA-certified EFB Provision solution allows pilots ... installed by operators across a wide range of platforms, including Airbus, Boeing, ATR, Bombardier, Embraer, and Fokker.

Boeing must turn its fortunes around this year to avoid falling further behind Airbus, which plans a production increase as it fixes its supply chain.

Boeing (NYSE:BA), a cornerstone of the global aerospace and defense industry with a market capitalization of $131.8 billion, finds itself at a critical juncture as it navigates through a period of operational challenges and financial headwinds.