About Airbus (AIR)

Company Description:

Airbus SE, a multinational aerospace corporation, leads in the design, manufacture, and delivery of aerospace products, services, and solutions. With its primary focus on the aerospace and defense sectors, Airbus is structured into three key divisions: Commercial Aircraft, Defence and Space, and Helicopters.

The company was established as a European consortium of aerospace manufacturers. Airbus Industrie was formally created in 1970. The company's primary headquarters is located in Leiden, Netherlands.

Main Product(s):

Airbus SE is known for its wide range of aerospace products and services. This includes commercial aircraft such as the A320 and A350 families, military transports like the A400M, satellites, missile systems, and a range of helicopters under the Airbus Helicopters brand.

Short History of Airbus SE:

1970 - Establishment of Airbus as a consortium of aerospace manufacturers.

1980s - Introduction of the A320, a revolutionary aircraft with fly-by-wire technology.

2000 - Integration into a joint-stock company, Airbus SE.

2001 - Launch of the A380 program, the world's largest passenger airliner.

2014 - Restructuring of the EADS into Airbus Group, including divisions for helicopters and defense and space.

2019 - End of the A380 production was announced due to shifting market demands.