Bruno Even, who has served as CEO of Airbus Helicopters for eight years, officially stepped down on April 1. His leadership period was characterized by an industry downturn and the signing of a significant 100-helicopter order from the Spanish government, which bolstered the company's 2025 results.
Beginning his tenure by succeeding Guillaume Faury—who is now the CEO of Airbus—Even faced numerous industry headwinds. Despite the challenges, Airbus Helicopters secured notable contracts and continued to develop its portfolio in both civil and military segments. His leadership was instrumental during turbulent market conditions, highlighting the company's resilience and capacity to secure strategic deals.
Leadership Transition and Outlook
The transition marks a new chapter for Airbus Helicopters as it aims to maintain its market position amid evolving technological landscapes. Industry observers will be attentive to how the new management navigates future growth opportunities and technological innovations within the rotorcraft sector.
