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Airbus reports jump in Q1 profits and sticks to full-year forecasts despite Trump's tariff onslaught

  • Airbus reported a one-third rise in first-quarter net income and maintained its 2025 delivery forecast of about 820 aircraft despite tariff tensions on May 1, 2025.
  • The current tariff conflict stems from US import duties of 10% on aircraft parts shipped to Airbus's Mobile, Alabama plant and on planes delivered directly from Europe to US airlines.
  • To circumvent tariffs, Airbus and Delta Air Lines rerouted deliveries by flying planes from Toulouse to Tokyo before reaching US customers, repeating a tactic used during a 2019 dispute.
  • Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury stated, "We are doing what we were doing five years ago in a similar situation" and emphasized seeking export opportunities beyond the US, especially for international carriers.
  • This tariff situation increases uncertainty in the aviation supply chain still recovering from the pandemic and pressures airlines who refuse to absorb extra costs, while Airbus continues to explore mitigation strategies.
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trend.sk broke the news in on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
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