AIRBUS SAS

Registered owner
  • France
  • 2 vessels
  • 7,046 DWT
  • Active in 15 ports

AIRBUS SAS is a registered ship owner based in France. The company owns a fleet of 2 vessels with a combined capacity of 7,046 DWT. The fleet primarily consists of Ro-Ro vessels. AIRBUS SAS's fleet is active across 15 ports and regions worldwide, including Santander and Sevilla. Based on MagicPort's screening against 300+ international sanctions watchlists, AIRBUS SAS is currently not sanctioned. Profile data is compiled from vessel registries, AIS feeds, and MagicPort's maritime intelligence layer, and updated continuously.

Profile last updated: · Data sourced from vessel registries, AIS feeds, and MagicPort's maritime intelligence layer

Fleet composition

Vessel types
Ro-Ro 100%
Age distribution
16-25y 100%

AIRBUS SAS's fleet operations map

Where this fleet calls — port-call density across regions

Port Area Calls

Contacts

  • 2, Rond-Point Emile Dewoitine, 31700, Blagnac, France.
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  • https://www.airbus.com

FAQ about AIRBUS SAS company

What is AIRBUS SAS?

AIRBUS SAS is Registered owner and based in France.

How many vessels does AIRBUS SAS manage?

The AIRBUS SAS manages a fleet of 2 vessels.

What is the total deadweight tonnage (DWT) of AIRBUS SAS's fleet?

The total DWT of AIRBUS SAS's fleet is 7,046 metric tons.

What types of vessels are in AIRBUS SAS's fleet?

The fleet consists entirely of Ro-Ro (100%).

What is the age distribution of AIRBUS SAS's fleet?

The vessels are distributed by age as follows: 16-25 years (100%).

Where is AIRBUS SAS located?

Address: 2, Rond-Point Emile Dewoitine, 31700, Blagnac, France. Website: https://www.airbus.com

Is AIRBUS SAS sanctioned or risky?

AIRBUS SAS is currently not flagged as risky. For detailed analysis please log into MagicPort’s Maritime Intelligence. Alternatively, you may also request a Free Sanctions Screening Report.

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