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Airbus on Tuesday gave a glimpse of technologies for its next airplane, a replacement for its best-selling A320neo family due to enter service between 10 and 15 years from now.

Airbus is in discussions with European nations on new defence and space orders as the continent increases spending and is seeing an improvement in supply chains for its core jetliner business, senior executives said at a company event on Monday.

Airbus Chief Executive Officer Guillaume Faury says the aviation industry may miss its goal of eliminating carbon emissions by the year 2050. He also talks about the impact of tariffs on airline manufacturers, defense spending in Europe and investing in space.

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury said on Tuesday the planemaker's next single-aisle jet would be "evolutionary rather than revolutionary", but that this could include an open-rotor engine such as one being studied by supplier CFM.

Airbus and Boeing are preparing the aerospace industry for sharp increases in output of the next generation of workhorse jets to some 100 a month each, as they explore lighter plastic materials and robotic assembly, industry sources said.

Jet makers face high demand but supply chain constraints, particularly engine shortages, which limit Airbus' ability to meet delivery targets for the A320neo family. In February, Airbus booked 14 single-aisle jet orders worth $817 million, showing a slight improvement from last year, but lacking diversity. Airbus delivered 40 airplanes in February, a year-on-year decline due to engine shortages, impacting the book-to-bill ratio and production rates.

Air India is exploring a fresh multi-billion dollar order for dozens of widebody jets from Boeing and Airbus , industry sources said, furthering the former state carrier's transformation under new owner Tata Group.

Japan Airlines said on Wednesday it plans to buy 17 additional Boeing 737-8 aircraft for its fleet.

"Building strategic autonomy in key sectors is now a recognised urgent imperative across Europe," the letter from Airbus, Dassault Systemes and others said. Signatories over 90 other European firms and lobby groups.

Airbus , Dassault Systemes and more than 90 smaller European technology companies and lobby groups have urged European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to create a sovereign infrastructure fund to ramp up public investments in cutting-edge technologies.