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Aircraft programs

ProgramManufacturer
Airbus A330 Airbus S.A.S.Airbus Defence & Space HQLockheed Martin Aeronautics Company
Wide body twin engine airliner. Includes A330-200 and A330-300, and Beluga (ST and XL) oversize transporter variant. Also new engine version A330neo family, including private jet ACJ330neo, A330-800 with 3D-optimised wing and sharklets, multi-role tanker transport A330 MRTT and LMXT aerial refueling tanker for the U.S.Air Force.
Airbus A350 Airbus S.A.S.
Extra wide body (XWB), long range airliner with three variants.
Boeing 767 Boeing Commercial Airplanes
Wide body airliner with twin turbofans. Includes 300F Freighter, 300ER & KC-46A tanker variants.
Boeing 777 Boeing Business JetsBoeing Commercial Airplanes
Wide body airliner with twin turbofans. Includes ER, LR, X, Freighter and ecoDemonstrator variants.
Boeing 787 Dreamliner Boeing Commercial AirplanesBoeing Business Jets
Wide body airliner with all-composite primary structure in fuselage and wing.
Boom Overture Boom Supersonic
Mach 1.7 (previously targeted Mach 2.2) supersonic business aircraft, development of XB-1 technology demonstrator. In development.
COMAC C919 COMAC Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd.
Narrow body commercial airliner.
COMAC C929 COMAC Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, Ltd.
Long-range widebody dual-aisle civil aircraft. Basic model is named C929-600 (previously CR929-600) with shortened and extended types, respectively named C929-500 and C929-700 (previously CR929-500 and CR929-700). Russia withdrew from project in 2023 and COMAC took over CRAIC development.
JetZero Z4 JetZero
200-plus passenger, commercial-military blended wing body aircraft. Initially powered by Pratt & Whitney GTF engines, then switchd to PW2000. Funded by U.S. DoD’s Defense Innovation Unit, and includes possible tanker variant: KC-Z4. Formerly JetZero BWB Demonstrator.
Natilus Kona / Horizon Natilus
Family of blended wing body aircraft. Includes Kona (UAV with patent pending Diamond’ cargo-bay), Nordes (100T UAV), Alisio (60T UAV), and Horizon and Horizon Evo (passenger turbofan aircraft) variants. In development.