Aircraft

The NEO single-aisle jetliners incorporate two new engine choices, along with the fuel-saving Sharklets wingtip devices and a further optimised passenger cabin to deliver unbeatable efficiency and comfort. Improvements for the A320neo Family result in a per-seat fuel burn saving of 20 % compared to current engine option (CEO) jetliners by 2020, along with additional range, reduced engine noise and lower emissions.

The 737 MAX family of aircraft is designed to deliver more advanced technology from nose to tail: new engines, new winglets, new flight deck displays and the passenger-preferred Boeing Sky interior, with more seats.

The 787 delivers superior reliability, fuel efficiency and high-value returns that operators require in today's competitive market. Its exceptional versatility and lower maintenance and operating costs provide a competitive edge regardless of business model or market.

The latest in widebody technology the A350 XWB benefits from being built with over 70 per cent advanced materials; combining carbon composites (53 per cent), titanium and modern aluminium alloys, to create a lighter and more cost-efficient aircraft while also reducing maintenance requirements. The latest generation Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines are quieter and more efficient. The combination of these advantages result in 25 per cent lower operating costs, fuel burn and C02 emissions when compared with previous-generation aircraft - showing Airbus' commitment to protecting the environment while remaining at the cutting edge of air travel.