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Airbus Remains the Leader

Airbus continues to widen its competitive moat: Eutelsat has ordered 229 additional OneWeb satellites. On top of that, there are new orders for the A320neo and A330neo. Airbus doesn’t just sell aircraft—it offers complete aerospace solutions backed by decades of order backlogs.

Execution remains crucial. Production, supply chains, and cash flow must keep pace with new orders.


My assessment: The stock price isn’t cheap. But the company’s quality, order backlog, and strategic importance justify keeping Airbus on the watch list for the long term.

I myself have been a shareholder since April 30, 2020, with $AIR (+1,93%) and am well in the black.


A pilot I’ve been following on social media since a flight to New York (pilotalexander) also said that there’s only one real airplane, and that’s an Airbus. I don’t know anyone who feels safer in a Boeing 😉

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What else is the pilot supposed to say? 😂
Every hick pilot with a single-prop plane will tell you his plane is the safest in the world 🤡

Otherwise, it's a great company, of course—I completely agree with you.
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@1Chrischi1 After all, he has to fly Boeing planes from time to time for work. And apparently, he has certain preferences over Airbus when it comes to handling, safety, and technology.
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@MrKurt89 My understanding is that he only flies Airbus planes.
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