With thousands of employees at dozens of locations around the U.S., Airbus continues to grow its American footprint. Among its key U.S. businesses: commercial aircraft, helicopter and satellite manufacturing; engineering; pilot training; spares and services; air traffic management; and a high-tech think tank.
U.S. locations
Airbus directly employs more than 3,200 people across the U.S. in a growing network of businesses and facilities. Among them are two assembly locations that produce “made-in-America” Commercial airliners and helicopters.
What we do
Commercial Aircraft
Airbus’ diverse product line includes everything from passenger jetliners to freighters and private jets. With each of the company’s aircraft family boasting cutting-edge design, superior comfort and unparalleled efficiency, they are setting the standard for the modern aviation industry.
Helicopters
Airbus Helicopters strives to provide the most efficient helicopter solutions to its customers who serve, protect, save lives and safely carry passengers in demanding environments.
Space & Defense
Airbus U.S. Space & Defense is a trusted U.S. government partner for industry leading satellite, geospatial intelligence and cyber capabilities, secure communications, space exploration missions, military helicopters, unmanned aerial systems, and fixed wing aircraft.
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Featured News
Helicopters
Law enforcement agencies upgrade to Airbus H125 helicopters
Law enforcement agencies throughout North America have placed orders for Airbus H125 helicopters, providing them with a valuable tool as they work to protect communities and ensure the safety of citizens.
Helicopters
Airbus Helicopters sees growing demand for H160s in North America
Airbus Helicopters continues to experience a growing demand for H160 helicopters, with more than a dozen H160s already ordered by North American customers to date to fulfill a range of missions.
Commercial Aircraft
Delta Air Lines receives its first A321neo, with Airspace interior
Delta Air Lines has taken delivery of the first of 155 A321neo aircraft the airline has on order. All will feature Airbus’ new Airspace cabin. Delta’s A321neo will also introduce the airline’s new domestic First Class seat, featuring more privacy, comfort, workspace and storage.
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