Airbus to Fill the Gap Left by the A380 with a New Generation of A350

Airbus intends to fill the gap left by the A380 by developing a new generation of the A350. After Airbus decided to halt the production line of the A380 due to the cancellation of some orders, the company now plans to create a larger variant of the A350. This model will be larger than the A350-1000 series. This aircraft will specifically compete with Boeing's latest creation, the 777X, which is currently in the final stages of production. This model has a capacity of over 400 passengers and is approximately 79 meters long. About three percent will be added to the thrust of the XWB 79 Rolls-Royce engines for the new model. The new Airbus A350 can have a range of over 14,000 kilometers. The British Army intends to bid farewell to its legendary aircraft. This bomber, designed during the Cold War, has the capability to carry nuclear bombs. Its first serious operation was in the Gulf Wars, but during this period, Iraqi defenses easily shot down this aircraft, which damaged its reputation. Despite multiple upgrades, the aircraft is no longer suitable for modern electronic warfare due to its outdated design, and it has less maneuverability compared to Russian-made Sukhoi fighters. The Tornado of the German Navy was defeated in a dogfight exercise in 2003 against Sukhoi 35 fighters. The first model of this aircraft was designed in 1974 and became operational in 1979. About 2,000 units have been produced so far. Besides the UK, Saudi Arabia, Italy, and Germany are users of this product. The maximum speed of this aircraft is 2.2 Mach. This aircraft was jointly built by companies in the UK, Italy, and Germany. The last model of this aircraft was retired from production in 1998. CityJet's Withdrawal from Sukhoi Superjet 100 The Irish company CityJet has decided to withdraw from using the Sukhoi Superjet 100. This Irish company, which has been using the Sukhoi Superjet 100 in Europe, is no longer willing to continue using this aircraft due to numerous problems. CityJet leased 15 Superjet 100s in 2015. News sources have reported that five of the Superjets have been grounded for about two months. Previously, Brussels Airlines stated that the Superjet requires constant repairs, causing cancellations or delays in its flights. Additionally, the technical manuals for this aircraft have not been fully translated into non-Russian languages, creating operational challenges. Air Transport Development Program in the 98 Budget Bill In the air transport development program in next year's budget bill, an amount of 40 billion and 700 million tomans has been allocated, which includes the construction of Saqez Airport with an amount of 3 billion tomans, repair and equipment of Shiraz International Airport with an amount of 100 million tomans, fundamental repairs and purchase of equipment and machinery with a budget of 1 billion and 500 million tomans, development of Ramsar Airport with a budget of 31 billion tomans, participation in the construction of Vali Asr Airport with a budget of 100 million tomans, and participation and completion of Imam International Airport with an amount equal to 5 billion tomans.