Airbus just kicked off its latest milestone in Tianjin, Chinese mainland: a brand-new final assembly line! 👷♂️✈️ CGTN's Guan Xin sat down with Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury to chat about what this means for China-Europe teamwork and the future of greener flights.
Faury highlights that local production in Tianjin will speed up jet deliveries and deepen collaboration between Airbus and partners in the Chinese mainland. He calls this new line a sign of Airbus's commitment to work side by side with friends in Asia and build a more connected aviation network.
On the eco front, Faury mapped out Airbus's roadmap toward decarbonization and sustainable development. We're talking sustainable aviation fuels, next-gen aircraft designs, and a bold goal: zero-emission flights by mid-century 🌍. It's all part of Airbus's plan to make flight kinder to our planet.
For young travelers, industry pros, and aviation enthusiasts, this move signals faster jet rollouts, stronger China-Europe ties, and a green revolution in the sky. Stay tuned as Airbus powers the next generation of flight! 🚀
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
