Dassault Aviation CEO Eric Trappier disclosed that Airbus is attempting to exclude the company from the multinational Eurodrone surveillance UAV initiative. The dispute emerged following France's decision to suspend procurement commitments for the program.

An agreement between Airbus and Kawasaki Heavy Industries opens the path for adapting the Eurodrone unmanned aerial system to Japan's anti-submarine warfare requirements. The project deepens Europe-Japan defense cooperation while offering a strategic solution for nations needing to monitor extensive maritime zones.

Following the collapse of the Franco-German partnership, the "Team Gen 6" coalition led by Airbus and comprising eight companies submitted an alternative proposal for next-generation combat aircraft development. Project details will be unveiled at the Berlin ILA Air Show.

Airbus completed new sensing tests for its autonomous logistics helicopter, raising the possibility of future armed or multi-role mission variants.

An official signing ceremony was held at Airbus facilities in Madrid for the export of Türkiye’s indigenous jet trainer HÜRJET to Spain. The agreement marks a major milestone for Turkish aerospace exports in the European and NATO markets.

Spain signed a $1.6 billion agreement with Airbus for 16 C-295 aircraft. The new fleet will support anti-submarine warfare, surveillance, and search-and-rescue missions.

Hungary is modernizing its air fleet with Airbus H225M helicopters. The new NATO-standard aircraft will support special operations, logistics, and combat missions.