The world’s commercial aircraft fleet is set to more than double in size from today’s nearly 23,000 planes by 2038. According to the latest forecasts from Airbus, almost 48,000 planes will be required over the next two decades.

Airbus has reaffirmed its commitment to a long-term strategic partnership with China’s aviation industry. As part of the move the company has signed new agreement with AVIC to deepen industrial cooperation on Airbus single aisle production.

Wizz Air has reached an important milestone by taking delivery of its last new Airbus A321ceo aircraft. From now on, every new Airbus delivery will be equipped with the modern and efficient new engine option.

The first A220-300 for EgyptAir has successfully completed its inaugural test flight from the Mirabel assembly line. The first of 12 aircraft EgyptAir has on order is due to be delivered to the Cairo-based airline in the coming weeks.

Airbus has officially begun manufacturing the A220 in the United States. The first team of A220 production workers began work at Airbus’ Mobile, Alabama-based production facility following their recent return from on-the-job training in Mirabel, Quebec, Canada.

British Airways’ first Airbus 350, registration G-XWBA, touched down at London Heathrow earlier. The plane features the airline’s newest generation business class seat, the Club Suite.