Airbus

Airbus is a European aircraft manufacturer headquartered in Toulouse Blagnac.

Currently the manufacturer of more than half of the world's airliners, Airbus's history began in the 1960s as a merger of various European aircraft manufacturers.

In 1972, Airbus launched its first aircraft, the Airbus 300, the father of a large family of airliners, ranging from the Airbus 318 to the majestic Airbus 380.

Now a subsidiary of the EADS group, Airbus has, since 2010, launched its new "Neo" range of aircraft, of which around twenty have already been sold to EasyJet, China Airlines, Vistara, and Interjet.