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Airbus A350: a Second Assembly Chain Under Study

Summary by Air Journal
Airbus is preparing to decide on a further increase in its production capacity of A350, beyond the target of twelve aircraft per month set for 2028. In response to the request of the airlines, Lars Wagner, general manager of the Commercial Aircraft Division, considers this development "inevitable." But the project, which would require a new assembly chain to exceed the limits of the current tool, still needs to receive the approval of the board …
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Airbus is preparing to decide on a further increase in its production capacity of A350, beyond the target of twelve aircraft per month set for 2028. In response to the request of the airlines, Lars Wagner, general manager of the Commercial Aircraft Division, considers this development "inevitable." But the project, which would require a new assembly chain to exceed the limits of the current tool, still needs to receive the approval of the board …

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Air Journal broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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