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Airbus Org Chart

Organisational structure, leadership roles, and hierarchy analysis for Airbus. (Euronext Paris: AIR)

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Founded

1970

Employees

~150,000

Revenue

\u20ac69B (FY2024)

HQ

Toulouse

Organisational Structure

DivisionalHighly Complex Complexity4 major divisions

Airbus is a three-division European champion: Commercial Aircraft (the dominant revenue engine), Helicopters, and Defence & Space. Under the divisions sits a genuinely multinational matrix: final assembly and engineering are distributed across France, Germany, Spain and the UK in a politically balanced footprint that is part of the company's DNA rather than an accident. National workshare agreements mean structural decisions often carry inter-governmental weight.

Senior Leadership Roles

These are the senior executive positions that form the top of the Airbus org chart. For executive search firms mapping this organisation, these roles represent the primary reporting line to the board.

01Chief Executive Officer
02CEO Commercial Aircraft
03CEO Helicopters
04CEO Defence & Space
05Chief Financial Officer
06Chief Operating Officer
07Chief Human Resources Officer

Business Divisions

Airbus is organised into 4major divisions. Each division represents a distinct business area with its own leadership, strategy, and — in many cases — its own P&L.

Commercial Aircraft

Helicopters

Defence & Space

Airbus Atlantic & industrial subsidiaries

Why Airbus's Org Chart Is Highly Complex

For executive search firms and consultants mapping Airbus, understanding these structural complexities is essential for building an accurate org chart and identifying the right stakeholders.

1.

Workshare split across four home countries constrains where work can move

2.

Government stakes and defence contracts add political reporting lines

3.

Programme organisations (A320 family, A350) matrix across national sites

4.

Defence & Space restructuring runs while commercial ramps production

How to Map Airbus's Org Chart

Building a complete org chart for Airbus requires combining data from multiple sources: annual reports and proxy statements for the top-level structure, LinkedIn for middle-management layers, and industry knowledge to fill in the gaps.

Airbus's divisional structure means each division can be mapped as a separate org chart, then connected at the C-suite level. Start with one division and expand outward.

With OrgBrief, you can upload a CSV of known employees, map the available fields, review inferred reporting lines and export a structured chart. Confidence indicators show where the source needs a human check.

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