Editing Airbus SE (section)

=== Business-Specific Risks <ref name=":1" /> ===

* The commercial aircraft market is influenced by cyclical trends due to changes in passenger demand, air cargo share, and economic variables such as GDP growth, private consumption, and population size.
* Airbus SE faces stiff competition with new entrants seeking to operate in the Company's exiting markets.
* Factors affecting the market for commercial aircraft include fleet age and technical obsolescence, aircraft retirements, load factors, airline pricing, financial health, financing availability, fuel prices, regulations, environmental constraints, and market evolution.
* The COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical events like Russia's invasion of Ukraine have amplified the impact of these factors on the commercial aircraft industry.
* Cybersecurity risks are also significant, with potential threats to data, industrial systems, products, and services.
* Physical security, terrorism, pandemics, and other catastrophic events can negatively affect public perception of air travel, reducing demand for commercial aircraft.
* Airbus depends on key suppliers and subcontractors, and their performance and financial health can impact the company's operations and financial condition.
* There can be no assurance that the Company’s products or services will be successfully developed, manufactured or operated or that they will perform as intended.
* Contract cancellations pose a serious risk for the company . In addition, the company may also incur significant costs or loss of revenues in connection with remedial action required to correct any performance issues detected in its products or services.