The Airbus A350 is one of the most advanced aircraft ever built: a long-range, widebody designed for efficiency, comfort, and endurance. Beyond its carbon-fiber fuselage and futuristic cockpit lies an ...

The A350 XWB test aircraft, MSN3, was flown by Frank Chapman and Thierry Bourges, Airbus Test Pilots. Accompanying them in the cockpit was Gérard Maisonneuve, Test Flight Engineer, while three Flight ...

Delivery figures reveal a clear favorite in the A350 family. But what drives airlines to pick one over the other?

The first Airbus A350 XWB, a new widebody airliner and "most modern aircraft in service," was delivered to Qatar Airways after eight years of development. Designed for passenger comfort, it features a ...

The greatly anticipated Airbus A350 XWB successfully made its first flight from Toulouse this morning. The aircraft is described by the European manufacturer as the world’s most efficient large ...

Airbus has delivered its 100th A350 XWB, just some 30 months after the first delivery of the world’s most modern widebody aircraft in December 2014. The 100th aircraft delivered is an A350-900 for ...

Airbus has decided on a raft of revisions to the configuration of its A350 XWB family, including the adoption of a new nose shape and changes to the structural make-up of the fuselage. Proposals ...

The Airbus A350-900 XWB, an "extra-wide-body" jet developed over eight years at a cost of $15 billion, has received EASA certification, with FAA approval pending. It features enhanced passenger ...

A350 around 2t heavier than target, prompting increase in MTOW of all three variants to maintain performance Airbus has confirmed to existing and potential A350 XWB customers that it has missed the ...