Commercial Aircraft
Setting the standard for modern, fuel-efficient aviation
A diverse product line
Airbus offers the latest-generation aircraft and services to meet the needs of any airline – from low-cost and full-service carriers to the air freight and VIP transport segments – while leading commercial aviation’s transition to the new era of decarbonisation.
That’s why our mission is to connect today and tomorrow, contributing to keep the world a beautiful place and ensuring that future generations can enjoy flying as much as we have been able to.
Today, over 12,000 Airbus aircraft are in service around the world, all playing an important role in society by uniting people, connecting economies and facilitating global cooperation.
Passenger Aircraft
Providing a range of commercial aircraft solutions
Freighter Family
Providing a range of freighters and services
Cabin and Comfort
Providing a range of cabin solutions for the ultimate passenger experience
Cockpits
Airframes
The life cycle of an aircraft
Transforming the process from development to end-of-life
Global Market Forecast
Airbus' latest Global Market Forecast (GMF) for the 2025-2044 period provides a comprehensive outlook for the evolution of air transportation. Following a robust recovery, the aviation sector is poised for sustained growth driven by societal and economic drivers. This forecast projects significant increase in passenger demand, particularly in Asia and the Middle East, coupled with a transformation towards a more sustainable and efficient global aviation system.
Over the next 20 years, we anticipate a global demand for 43,420 new passenger and freighter aircraft. This will not only cater to growth but also drive the crucial replacement of older, less fuel-efficient fleets.
Global Services Forecast
The fundamental need to connect people and facilitate trade is what drives the aviation industry forward. To support this resilient global demand, the services that keep the world flying must evolve and grow. The Airbus Global Services Forecast (GSF) provides a comprehensive 20-year outlook on these critical needs, offering insights to help our airline partners operate with peak efficiency and reliability.
To support a global fleet that is set to nearly double by 2044, the requirement for services will grow in lockstep. This increasing need for maintenance, training, and digital solutions translates to a projected services value of US$311bn, illustrating the scale of the task ahead for the entire industry.
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