Yes, Airbus is actively developing and launching several new aircraft in 2026. The most anticipated is the A350F, the freighter version of the successful A350 passenger jet, which is scheduled for its first flight in late 2026. It features the largest main-deck cargo door in the industry and a nearly all-composite fuselage. Additionally, the A321XLR (Extra Long Range) has recently entered full-scale service, allowing narrow-body planes to fly routes previously reserved for giant jets, such as London to Delhi or New York to Rome. Looking further ahead, Airbus is also deep into the development of "Project ZEROe," which aims to bring the world's first hydrogen-powered zero-emission commercial aircraft to market by 2035. In the short term, 2026 is focused on the "industrial ramp-up," with Airbus aiming to deliver nearly 900 aircraft this year to meet the staggering global demand for more fuel-efficient travel.