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Airbus Opens New Research Facility in China

Airbus Opens New Research Facility in China.
The inauguration of the new Airbus Research Centre in China took place at the opening ceremony in Suzhou, China.

Airbus aims is to gather top talents and promote the development of the aerospace industry in the region.

Airbus inaugurated its Research Centre in China with a ceremony in Suzhou, China. The centre will capitalise on the highly qualified aviation and hydrogen expertise already in place in the Yangtze River Delta region. Manufacturing innovation, hydrogen infrastructure, cabin experience, and new technologies will all be researched. The goal is to attract outstanding personnel and encourage the development of the region’s aerospace industry.

Furthermore, the Airbus China Research Centre will foster research and innovation initiatives with cutting-edge technology and promising market potential.

“Besides its promising aviation market China offers many advanced technological advantages in many fields.” said Sabine Klauke, Airbus Chief Technical Officer“Airbus is working with partners and with China in particular to nurture technologies, discovering different resources, introducing alternative fuels, and developing the hydrogen ecosystem as we work towards sustainable aviation. This expertise and experience will enable, to  master the challenges ahead and shape the future of aviation,” she further added.

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The Airbus China Research Centre, strategically located in China’s Yangtze River Delta Region, will benefit from the region’s strong aeronautical and hydrogen supply chain. The new facility underlines Airbus’ long-term commitment to develop and invest in China, as well as strengthens the Company’s footprint in the nation, highlighting its position as a trustworthy partner to China.