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Airbus Forecasts Demand for 2,670 Freighters Through 2045

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New-build aircraft will account for 970 deliveries, with North America and Asia-Pacific responsible for most global demand
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Airbus expects the world market for the air transport of goods to grow by 46% until 2045, which would increase the current fleet from 2,360 aircraft to 3,460 within 19 years, as reported this Wednesday by a press release that echoes what was announced at the Cargo Facts symposium. [...] The Airbus entrance previews that air transport of goods will grow by 46% until 2045 and that the world fleet will reach 3,460 first appears in Forbes Spain.

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According to the *Cargo Global Market Forecast 2026* presented by Airbus in the *Cargo Facts Symposium*, the world fleet of cargo aircraft will move from 2,360 units in 2026 to 3,460 in 2045. This growth will require the incorporation of 2,670 aircraft over the next 20 years: 1,580 to replace old models and 1,090 to absorb market expansion. Of the total planned deliveries, 1,700 will correspond to passenger aircraft conversions to freighters and…

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aviacionnews.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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