AJOT.com reports, “Airbus deliveries rose sharply in November to more than 80 jets as the planemaker recovered from a downturn and made progress towards year-end targets, industry sources said.”
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Airbus Delivers 323 Aircraft in First Half
Reuters reports, “Airbus confirmed on Monday it had delivered 323 airplanes in the first half of the year, up 2% from 316 in the same period of 2023. The world’s largest planemaker also said in a monthly bulletin that it had won 327 gross orders in the first six months of 2024, or a net total of 310 after cancellations.”
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Airbus Stays with Jetliner Delivery Goals
Aviation International News reported that Airbus “executives expressed confidence the European OEM will achieve its targets of delivering ‘around’ 700 commercial aircraft this year and a return to pre-Covid levels of close to 1,000 aircraft by the middle of the decade.”
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Airbus Delivers 566 Jets In 2020
Reuters reported that Airbus posted deliveries of 566 jets in 2020, making it the world’s largest planemaker. Deliveries “fell by 34% from a record posted a year earlier, when travel demand was riding high on the increasing mobility of consumers in fast-growing markets across Asia.” However, the total exceeds “estimates earlier in the year when the coronavirus crisis led to a lockdown of major travel markets.” Airbus “deliveries rose sharply in the second half of the year compared with the first months of the crisis as Airbus made a push for delivery agreements with many airlines, in some cases allowing for temporary storage, according to industry sources.”
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Airbus Delivered Almost 560 Planes In 2020
Bloomberg reported that Airbus “was close to delivering 560 planes to customers as of Dec. 31, approaching the top end of its internal target in a year marred by the pandemic-induced collapse of air travel, according to people familiar with the matter.” The total is “short of the record 863 aircraft that Airbus handed over to customers in 2019, but it still would be considered a success given the widespread groundings of fleets as Covid-19 wiped out demand for travel.” The final audited tally will be released next week, according to people familiar with the matter.
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