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How many people can you fit in a plane?
Aircraft manufacturer Airbus has designed a mezzanine level for planes that would stack passengers above others' heads.
Airbus opens new factory - in Alabama
Does Airbus opening a plane factory in the US mean that manufacturing is coming back Stateside?
Airbus buys Air NZ subsidiary
The Australian division of European aerospace company Airbus has confirmed it is buying Air New Zealand's subsidiary Safe Air.
Airbus in running to buy Safe Air unit
European aerospace giant Airbus is believed to be in the running to buy Air New Zealand's Safe Air engineering subsidiary.
Boeing-Airbus reap surprise $24b wide-body haul
The Paris Air Show saw a surprise first-day surge in long-haul jet demand.
Used A380s pose threat to Airbus' sales
Airbus Group is about to face a fresh challenge in reviving sales of its A380 as used aircraft hit the market.
Airbus aims to help cut jet emissions
Airbus has launched a programme to help airlines reduce their environmental footprint as an international aviation organisation works to cut the growth of emissions.
Airbus tells A400M users to test engine controls after crash
Airbus has sent an alert to all users of the A400M requiring one-time checks on the planes' electronic control units.
Airbus to raise price of planes
The price of Airbus planes is going up 3.27 per cent this year.
Airbus expands oversized air transport capability
Airbus will develop a new Beluga transport aircraft to fly around large parts of its new A350XWB.
Airbus builds ties with Asia
Airbus is strengthening its presence in Asia - a market which is shaping up as a key battleground for competition with rival Boeing.
Case against Airbus fails
A terrifying roller coaster ride in the sky turned Fuzzy Maiava's life upside down. Six years later, the ride goes on.