Airbus is making strides in its future aircraft projects, with CEO Guillaume Faury unveiling plans for the successor to the A320neo family. The company had initially considered a hydrogen-powered aircraft but shifted focus to open rotor technology or a more efficient turbofan due to regulatory barriers. Faury aims for the new aircraft program to commence in 2027, targeting a market release in 2037-2038, aligning with market demands. Additionally, Airbus is exploring the extension of existing models like the A350 and A220 to cater to evolving market needs and compete with Boeing's 777X. The potential introduction of an even larger variant of the A350 than the A350-1000 is on the horizon, emphasizing the company's commitment to product evolution. The upcoming Paris Air Show 2025 could serve as a platform for Airbus to materialize these innovative aircraft concepts, potentially shaping the future of commercial aviation.