Airbus 

Airbus SE operates as a leading global aerospace entity, focused on the conceptualization, manufacturing, and worldwide provision of a diverse range of aerospace products, accompanying services, and integrated solutions. The company's extensive activities are organized across three primary business segments: Airbus (Commercial Aircraft): This division handles the entire lifecycle of commercial jet aircraft, typically those with capacities of 100 seats or more, in addition to regional turboprop planes and aircraft components. It also specializes in aircraft conversion projects and offers associated support services. Airbus Helicopters: This segment is dedicated to the design, production, marketing, and sale of both civil and military rotorcraft, complemented by a full suite of helicopter-related services. Airbus Defence and Space: This comprehensive segment delivers and supports a variety of military aircraft, including combat jets, mission-specific planes, transport aircraft, and aerial refueling tankers, along with their respective services. It is also a developer of unmanned aerial systems (UAS). Furthermore, this division provides civil and defense space systems for applications in telecommunications, earth observation, navigation, scientific research, and orbital platforms. Its portfolio also includes missile systems, space launcher systems, and expert services covering data processing from platforms, secure communication solutions, and cybersecurity. Initially established in 1998, the company was formerly recognized as Airbus Group SE, before officially changing its name to Airbus SE in April 2017. Its corporate base is situated in Leiden, the Netherlands.