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Airbus Comes for Boeing in Battle Over World’s Biggest Jets

Airbus is positioning itself to challenge Boeing's dominance in the market for the world's largest aircraft.

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The brief

Airbus is evaluating options for next-generation airliners as it seeks to compete with Boeing over the largest jets. This includes a potential new version of the A350, described as an "A350 stretch." Coverage from Bloomberg, the Financial Times, and Aviation International News highlights the role of engine supplier Rolls-Royce, which expects a decision on the new A350 version within a year.

The Wall Street Journal frames these developments as a direct battle between Airbus and Boeing. Future developments depend on Airbus's decision regarding the A350 stretch and its final selection of next-generation airliner options.

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What specific aircraft is Airbus considering for a new version?

Airbus is considering a stretch version of the A350.

When is a decision on the A350 stretch expected?

According to Rolls-Royce, a decision is expected within a year.

Which companies are the primary competitors in this market?

The competition is between Airbus and Boeing.

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