US EditionAirbus Deliveries Fall in August, Meeting Annual Target Moves Further Away
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The manufacturer Airbus delivered a total of 434 commercial aircraft to 76 customers between January and August, which is 3% less than the same period last year and puts it far from reaching its annual target of 2025, with 820 shipments, according to a statement. Specifically, the European manufacturer would need an average of 100 deliveries per month for the remainder of the year, when the maximum of 2025 was in March with 71 shipments. In the …
The weekly airliners.de-[Aviation technology briefing] (https://www.airliners.de/thema/briefing), this time with consequences, among other things, of the declining demand for freighter conversions, negotiations between Wizz Air and "Pratt & Whitney" and the still distant annual targets of Airbus.
The company has not yet been able to meet the set delivery pace.
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