Airbus delivered 89 jets in June. The company reportedly set an internal goal to deliver over 900 aircraft in 2026. This would mark the first time the planemaker reaches this milestone.
Airbus delivered 351 aircraft in the first half of the year. This surge is attributed to catching up on delayed deliveries to China. It also reflects an easing of engine supply chain disruptions.
Airbus officially maintains its full-year guidance of 870 deliveries. This cautious stance reflects ongoing vulnerabilities in the aerospace supply chain. It also reflects potential bottlenecks, including engines and other components. Navigating these challenges, especially during the end-of-year delivery rush, will be crucial. Airbus has not commented on the informal target.