Airbus sets target of delivering 820 commercial aircraft in 2025

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After a bumpy year of 2024, the world's largest aircraft manufacturer Airbus wants to deliver more aircraft in the current year. Corporate CEO Guillaume Faury has planned to deliver about 820 passenger jets for 2025.

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Airbus announced its intention to manufacture 820 aircraft this year, the world's largest aviation manufacturer trying to overcome the problems of its supply chain. The European aircraft manufacturer stated that deliveries would increase by 7% compared to the 766 aircraft manufactured last year (735 in 2023), while it reported a decrease of 8% in revenues for 2024 excluding various loads, to €5.4 billion. Its objective, which was very little mis…

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Airbus sets target of delivering 820 commercial aircraft in 2025

Airbus revealed its guidance for 2025 on Thursday with a slightly higher target for commercial aircraft deliveries than… The post Airbus sets target of delivering 820 commercial aircraft in 2025 appeared first on Air Data News.

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Chief Executive Officer Guillaume Faury plans to deliver about 820 passenger jets, more than 50 more than in the previous year.

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Toulouse - For 2025, the aircraft manufacturer plans to deliver 820 commercial aircraft compared to 766 last year on the assumption that there will be "no further disruptions in world trade" or "supply chain". Revenue increased last year from 6% to 69.2 billion euros