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Airbus said on Tuesday it had signed a provisional deal with Amazon to provide connectivity to airlines via the tech giant's planned Kuiper constellation of satellites. The plan to enhance Airbus' High Bandwidth Connectivity Plus programme was announced at a major cabin interiors exhibition in Hamburg.
European aerospace companies Airbus , Thales and Leonardo , which are in talks over a possible merger of their satellite businesses, will meet EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera on Wednesday, according to a European Commission agenda.
Bloomberg Intelligence analysts identified 50 watchable firms for 2025, focusing on catalysts like leadership changes, acquisitions, and new products, with emphasis on AI and electric vehicles. Sixteen of the 35 dividend-paying companies are deemed "safer" with free cash flow yields exceeding dividend yields, including HSBC, China Hongqiao, and ITV. Analysts forecast net gains between 30.99% to 70.82% for top dividend focus companies by April 2026, with Broadcom and Subsea 7 leading projections.
Airbus delivered 71 jets in March, bringing first-quarter deliveries to 136 units, industry sources said.
France's aerospace industry has written to the European Commission calling for "proportionate and assertive" countermeasures if U.S. tariffs cause significant damage to the key export sector, a person familiar with the matter said.
EADSY receives an order from BOC Aviation to deliver 70 of its A320neo commercial aircraft.
At press time on April 2, Boeing stock (NYSE: BA) was trading at $167.01, after a 6.58% drop on the 1-week chart. President Trump's latest round of tariffs, to be announced later today, could severely impact the aviation giant's long and complex supply chain.
President Donald Trump has already imposed new 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum, impacting some of the thousands of components which make an aircraft. But, unlike 5 years ago, European planemakers themselves are not expected to be on the new list of tariffs announced on April 2.
Airbus delivered about 70 planes in March, industry sources said on Tuesday, up sharply from 40 in the previous month and up about 11% from March last year.
Disruptions to the supply chain that are delaying aircraft deliveries are lessening and Airbus is getting much better at managing it, a senior company executive said on Monday.