EADSY - Airbus SE
| Previous Close | 28.25 |
| Open | 27.96 |
| Bid | 0.00 x 0 |
| Ask | 0.00 x 0 |
| Day's Range | 27.96 - 28.35 |
| 52 Week Range | 23.79 - 32.25 |
| Volume | 73,034 |
| Avg. Volume | 111,847 |
| Market Cap | 86.189B |
| Beta (3Y Monthly) | 1.36 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 33.05 |
| EPS (TTM) | 0.85 |
| Earnings Date | N/A |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 0.46 (1.59%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2018-04-12 |
| 1y Target Est | N/A |
- CNBC•yesterday
Europe's first mission to Mercury is set for lift-off
The first ever European mission to Mercury will launch on Saturday morning. Led by the European Space Agency, the mission aims to learn more about one of the Solar System’s least explored planets. A British-built spacecraft will travel over 5 billion miles to transport two satellites into Mercury’s orbit.
Reuters•yesterdayEmbraer's backlog hits five-year low as sales slump
The value of firm orders for Embraer SA's (EMBR3.SA) planes fell to its lowest point in more than five years, the company said on Friday, on a canceled JetBlue Airways Corp (JBLU.O) order and doubts about a new plane aimed at the U.S. regional jet market. Embraer's backlog, a gauge of future revenue, fell to $13.6 billion at the end of September, according to a securities filing. Deliveries of commercial planes also fell sharply in the third quarter to 15 commercial aircraft, compared to 25 a year earlier.
Bloomberg•yesterdayChina’s Problems Keep Piling Up With Trump, Economy, and Markets
A day after the Shanghai Composite Index plunged to a four-year low and Trump took new steps to escalate his trade war with Beijing, third-quarter growth figures showed China’s economy expanding at the weakest pace since the depths of the global financial crisis in 2009. Economic policy makers including Vice Premier Liu He, who also weighed in on Friday, are now left walking a tightrope.
- Flightglobal•yesterday
Airbus outlines aggressive Skywise growth target
Airbus plans to approximately triple the fleet covered by its digital services platform Skywise by the end of 2019.
- Flightglobal•2 days ago
Swiss sends Airbus jets to Joramco for base maintenance
Joramco has won a five-year airframe maintenance contract from Swiss.
- Flightglobal•3 days ago
Improper component assembly caused GoAir A320neo in-flight shutdown
An in-flight shutdown of a GoAir operated Airbus A320neo on 8 February 2017 has been traced back to the improper assembly of a component in one of its Pratt & Whitney PW1100G engines.
- Bloomberg•5 days ago
Schwarzman and Fink Said to Shun Saudi Investment Conference
Neither Blackstone Chief Executive Officer Steve Schwarzman nor BlackRock CEO Larry Fink will now attend the event, dubbed “Davos in the Desert,” the people said, asking not to be identified. Executives including JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Jamie Dimon and Uber Technologies Inc.’s Dara Khosrowshahi have also dropped out.
- The Wall Street Journal•5 days ago
Delta Signs Up as First Big U.S. Customer for Airbus Data-Tracking System
Delta Air Lines Inc. has agreed to join an Airbus SE data-analysis network that crunches real-time information about airplane components to spot problems early and improve operations, according to executives from both companies. Delta would become the first big U.S. airline to use Airbus’s Skywise system. The Delta-Airbus deal is the latest move by an airline to try to squeeze out operational cost savings, amid earnings pressure from higher fuel prices and a tight labor market.
- Reuters•5 days ago
Kuwait Airways signs agreement to buy eight Airbus A330-800neo planes
DUBAI (Reuters) - Kuwait Airways said on Monday it has signed an agreement with European planemaker Airbus to buy eight A330-800neo airliners following five months of negotiations. Kuwait Airways expects ...
Reuters•5 days agoKuwait Airways signs agreement to buy eight Airbus A330-800neo planes
Kuwait Airways said on Monday it has signed an agreement with European planemaker Airbus to buy eight A330-800neo airliners following five months of negotiations. Kuwait Airways expects the deliveries ...
- Motley Fool•6 days ago
September Aircraft Orders: Boeing Beats Airbus Again
Boeing posted another month of robust aircraft order activity in September, while Airbus' 2018 sales slowdown continued.
- Reuters•6 days ago
India's IndiGo eyes wide-bodied aircraft from Airbus, Boeing: executive
Indian airline IndiGo on Sunday said wide-bodied aircraft are an “aspiration” and talks with manufacturers are ongoing but there is no firm timeline amid difficult market conditions in the Indian market. The budget airline, owned by InterGlobe Aviation (INGL.NS), faces fierce competition in the very price sensitive Indian market where carriers are struggling to remain profitable despite filling 90 percent of their seats and rising demand. “Wide-bodied aircraft are an aspiration, we have talked to manufacturers.
- Reuters•6 days ago
India's IndiGo eyes wide-bodied aircraft from Airbus, Boeing -exec
Indian airline IndiGo on Sunday said wide-bodied aircraft are an “aspiration” and talks with manufacturers are ongoing but there is no firm timeline amid difficult market conditions in the Indian market. The budget airline, owned by InterGlobe Aviation, faces fierce competition in the very price sensitive Indian market where carriers are struggling to remain profitable despite filling 90 percent of their seats and rising demand. “Wide-bodied aircraft are an aspiration, we have talked to manufacturers.
- CNBC•8 days ago
Delta to debut once-disputed jets in New York this winter
Delta plans to start flying the Airbus A220 planes in January from New York. Delta says the planes will feature its widest economy-class seats. Airbus took over the troubled Bombardier C Series program this summer.
Bloomberg•8 days agoWorld’s Longest Flight Is a Triumph Over Oil Prices
It’s also a rebirth: In October 2013, Singapore Airlines made its last Newark-to-Singapore flight with its four-engine Airbus A340-500, which was “no match for the economic cruelties of volatile fuel prices.” Five years on, with a new two-engine plane, it’s back. Oil (and jet fuel) prices are cyclical, but technological improvement is structural, and the numbers suggest that’s what brought the flight back.
- Flightglobal•8 days ago
OPINION: Can Faury fly as Enders' successor at Airbus?
Guillaume Faury named as successor to Airbus chief executive Tom Enders has big paratrooper boots to fill. The former military man has achieved during six years as head of Europe s aerospace behemoth what many believed could never happen. He brought a squabbling alliance of political and industrial egos under a single management, brand, and headquarters.
- Financial Times•9 days ago
[$$] Corporate week in review, October 13
Airbus has chosen the recently appointed head of its flagship commercial aircraft division as its new chief executive, reaching deep into its talent pool for a new leader after losing a number of senior executives to a management purge. Guillaume Faury, who took over as head of an aircraft unit plagued by production problems only eight months ago after spending most of his career in Airbus’ helicopter division, will take over from Tom Enders next April, the aerospace group announced earlier this week. “With his strong values and international mindset, Guillaume stands for the new generation of leaders that Airbus needs for the coming decade,” said Mr Enders in a statement.
Associated Press•9 days agoHave 19 hours? World's longest commercial flight takes off
SINGAPORE (AP) — The world's longest direct commercial flight is back and taking travelers from Singapore to the New York region.
Reuters•9 days agoSafran CEO holds off on Airbus jet output talk to Q1 2019
Jet engine maker CFM International would be ready to enter negotiations with Airbus (AIR.PA) in the first quarter of 2019 on possible future increases in narrow-body jet production, said the head of French aerospace supplier Safran (SAF.PA). Airbus and U.S. rival Boeing (BA.N) are pondering further increases in jet production to keep up with rising demand for air travel but face problems in delivering on their current output plans due to various delays. "The first quarter of 2019 will be a good time to have a comfortable view on the robustness of the supply chain," SafranChief Executive Philippe Petitcolin told reporters.
- Flightglobal•9 days ago
Charges consideration behind lighter BelugaXL
Airbus s decision to develop a lower-weight version of the new BelugaXL outsize freighter is based on consideration of airport and route charges.
- CNBC•9 days ago
World's longest non-stop flight from Singapore to New York all set for take off
Singapore Airlines is restarting a direct service between Singapore and New York. Singapore Airlines SIAL-SG will claim the crown of the world's longest service by miles flown on Thursday when it re-starts its direct service between Singapore and New York. The Airbus AIR-FR A350-900ULR will travel from Changi Airport to Newark Liberty International Airport, covering 9,000 nautical miles (9,537 miles) in a scheduled 18 hours and 25 minutes.
- Associated Press•10 days ago
FAA orders engine software upgrade after aborted takeoffs
Safety regulators are ordering that engine software be replaced on some Airbus passenger jets because of a problem that has caused pilots to abort several takeoffs in cold weather. The engines were built by CFM International, a joint venture of General Electric, and France's Safran, for Airbus A320neo and A321neo jets. The Federal Aviation Administration and European Aviation Safety Agency said this week operators will have until late January to replace electronic-control software.
- Reuters•10 days ago
Vietnam's Vietjet signs $1.24 billion financing deal for 10 Airbus planes
By Mai Nguyen HANOI (Reuters) - Vietnam's Vietjet Aviation (VJC.HM) signed a combined $1.24 billion (943 million pounds) worth of financing agreements to eventually purchase up to 10 Airbus (AIR.PA) planes, ...
- Flightglobal•11 days ago
Sepang Aircraft Engineering to deepen Airbus partnership
Malaysian MRO firm Sepang Aircraft Engineering (SAE) says it will leverage on Airbus to achieve its goal of being a "leading MRO" in the Asia-Pacific.
- Reuters•11 days ago
Boeing surprises with jump in September plane deliveries
Boeing Co delivered 61 of its best-selling 737 single-aisle aircraft in September, unexpectedly surging past numbers for August and suggesting manufacturing problems at suppliers may be easing. The news briefly pulled Boeing shares back into positive territory in afternoon trading, on a day when industrial stocks were being weighed down by concerns over trade and China's growth. Boeing's production has been hit by delays at suppliers such as fuselage maker Spirit AeroSystems Inc and GE joint venture CFM International, which makes engines for the 737s, resulting in deliveries of just 29 planes in July.
