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Airbus Opens New A320 Assembly Line in Toulouse

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Airbus has officially opened its second modernised A320-family final assembly line (FAL) at the Jean-Luc Lagardère facility in Toulouse, strengthening its ability to meet growing demand for single-aisle aircraft and support future production increases. The new line was inaugurated by Airbus Chief Executive Officer Guillaume Faury and Lars Wagner, CEO Commercial Aircraft at Airbus, alongside French Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot, Airbus exec…

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In the presence of the Minister of Transport, Airbus inaugurated a new assembly line A321 in Blagnac, on a site that already employs 1,400 employees.

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Airbus inaugurates on Monday, June 15, the second assembly line of its best-seller the A321 in Toulouse (Haute-Garonne). A pace increase made possible thanks to the former production site of the A380, the largest airliner in the world whose manufacture stopped in 2021.

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This state-of-the-art line is expected to contribute to the European aviation giant's goal of producing between 70 and 75 medium-haul aircraft per month in 2027.

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By inaugurating a second final assembly line (FAL) of the A320 family in Toulouse's former hall A380, Airbus took a new step in its cadence up to 75 monocouliers a month by 2027, carried by the extraordinary success of the A321neo, which alone represents almost three quarters of the A320 family's order book. A major industrial inflection for the site Jean‐Luc Lagardère, called to become one of the nerve centres for the production of European mon…

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, June 15, 2026.
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