Airbus announced just over 2,000 job cuts in Defence and Space, or about 5% of its second-largest division, as it reels from U.S. competition in the satellites sector but the cuts were not as severe as the European group had first warned. More... — read more 

Airbus Defence and Space has announced plans to reduce its operations and workforce, citing ongoing challenges in the defense and space sectors. The company will reduce up to 2,500 positions by mid-2026 This decision, revealed on October 16... — read more 

Airbus has launched a programme of cost cuts and a freeze on overall headcount to shore up performance at its core planemaking business in 2024 and beyond, weeks after being forced to cut targets for jet production, industry sources... — read more 

Cuts... #AirbusGroupNews Airbus Sees Mixed Segment Results While Launching New Business Jet as Pandemic PersistsQuick LinksRecent Issues Airbus published its financial and operational results through the first nine... — read more 

Over 10000 Jobs cut in Germany and France. UK and Spain roughly 2500, the rest will be international. Don't have numbers for US, but Americans are lucky. You all are better off than Boeing.

26 employees from Airbus Americas Mobile Engineering Center, but I've not heard of any from Wichita.... Guess it's good to be protected by J.O. My prediction is that there will be more from Mobile, and eventually all staff remaining at the... — read more 

This will probably include us as well... Europe’s largest aerospace group has not ruled out layoffs, while signalling that no decisions will be made before the... — read more 

It's official. The EVP of Airbus Engineering has planned to lay off all contract employees in the Americas. O'Leary states that he is trying to save some of them, but I give it two weeks, tops. Direct employees supposedly will be retained, but I... — read more 

Just in... Airbus just announced they will lay off 2,362 people: 829 in Germany 630 in Spain 404 in France 357 in U.K. 142 in other world wide locations. Boeing announcement is next. Stay tuned.

More cuts are coming, this time it's not Wichita. Anyhow, A400M issues, now cuts. Not sure if anyone is surprised this time http://www.janes.com/article/74214/airbus-expecting-layoffs-in-spain

I hear that Airbus had layoffs in Wichita, but I have no additional details to share. Other companies are laying off as well...

We'll see what happens, but things are looking good right now for Airbus

Forgeard was really working hard not to lay people off. During the downturn in 2002 Boeing cut 30,000 people and we managed not to be hit really hard. So, I would say we are more people centric and we care about our people where American companies... — read more 

Have you heard about any planned redundancies at Airbus?