1- Air New Zealand used the aviation summit as a backdrop to announce an order for 14 narrow-body Airbus jets.
2- Nine bodies have so far been recovered from the Airbus A320-200, which crashed with 162 people on board.
3- Since the Beluga's maiden flight in 1994, Airbus has multiplied aircraft deliveries by nearly five.
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5- A team of Airbus specialists testing the aircraft manufacturer's latest A350 XWB, that's who.
6- According to Airbus, the aircraft was written-off.
7- According to the Air Canada website, the airline has more than 70 single-aisle Airbus jets but no 737s.
8- Airbus aims to fill freighter void with A330 derivative.
9- Airbus and Boeing did not return CNNMoney's calls for comment.
10- Airbus and Boeing offer extensive customization.
11- Airbus and the defense ministry declined to comment.
12- Airbus announced Monday that it had reached a deal with India's low-cost airline IndiGo to deliver 250 A320neo aircraft.
13- Airbus built its first assembly line outside of Europe in Tianjin, which turns out four A320 aircraft per month.
14- Airbus CEO Tom Enders says the project might just break even.
15- Airbus cockpit doors lock by default when they are closed.
16- Airbus currently delivers 40-50 aircraft a month.
17- Airbus delivered only 139, including 30 superjumbo A380s.
18- Airbus has called a news conference to announce an airplane order on Sunday, but declined to give further details.
19- Airbus has in development the A350-1000, which at just over 350 seats is about the same size as the planned 777-8X.
20- Airbus has similarly partnered with local producers and airlines to sniff out sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels.
21- Airbus is still trying to find a new customer before end-year.
22- Airbus owns a stake in Tarmac Aerosave, a French company that stores, repairs and tears down aircraft.
23- Airbus plans to deliver the A350-1000 beginning in 2017, while Boeing's 777X is due to be out a few years later.
24- Airbus racked up $57 billion worth of business for 421 aircraft.
25- Airbus reveals all new A350 XWB flightdeck design.
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