Airbus is expanding its collaboration in Korea to mark its 50th anniversary, focusing on growth and sustainability. The senior vice president of Airbus International, Wuter van Berche, emphasized the company's production goals and the importance of Korean small and medium-sized businesses in supplying aircraft components. Airbus plans to increase aircraft production for various models and highlighted the order received from Korean Air for an A350 aircraft, a significant milestone in their history. The company also highlighted its partnership with Korea Aerospace Industries and the role of South Korea in Airbus' global supply chain. Additionally, Airbus announced plans to establish an International Technology Center in Korea to facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing among industry partners and government agencies. The center aims to enhance technological advancements and promote innovation in the aerospace sector. In line with global efforts towards sustainability, Airbus expressed its commitment to decarbonization. The company aims to introduce a hydrogen-powered aircraft by 2035 and increase the usage of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Airbus is actively working towards obtaining regulatory approval for 100% SAF usage by 2030, showcasing its dedication to reducing carbon emissions in the aviation industry. Overall, Airbus' presence in Korea signifies a fruitful partnership that spans five decades, with a shared vision for a sustainable and innovative future. The company's plans for increased collaboration, technological advancements, and environmental sustainability demonstrate a positive outlook for the aerospace industry in the region.