The recently launched A321XLR will further push the boundary of our single aisle family.ДЄirbusвЂ™ focus amidst the pandemic has been on maintaining the highest standards for return to operations and on ensuring the best possible health precaution and sanitation for flyers. The A320 family is the preferred airliner in the discerning Indian market, and this long success propelled Delhi at the rank of the world's busiest A320 airport. It has a prominent presence in the Indian aviation sector, accounting for a vast majority of the in-service fleet and more than 700 remaining to be delivered. Today, Airbus accompanied India in its commercial aviation journey and is proud of an on-going, sustainable and ever-developing partnership. Anchor link Commercial AircraftДЄirbusвЂ™ relationship with India started half a century ago with the delivery of the first A300 twin-aisle aircraft to the erstwhile Indian Airlines, now Air India. For us, India is a base, a strategic resource hub for emerging technologies, world-class talent and research and development that powers the aerospace sector. We are leveraging these factors to contribute to our global programmes. IndiaвЂ™s strength lies in its talent, with the presence of perhaps the largest engineers and Information Technology partner ecosystems in the world. Airbus' local footprint in sourcing, engineering, innovation, maintenance and training services is a testament to our commitment to developing the local ecosystem. 'Make in India' is at the heart of Airbus strategy in India with the company constantly increasing the country's contribution to its global product portfolio. For more than 50 years, technology and know-how from the company have catalysed the growth of IndiaвЂ™s civil aviation sector and supported the modernisation of its armed forces. Airbus shares a long-standing relationship of collaboration and symbiotic growth with India.

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