Airbus Holds Annual Targets, Bets on Year-End Delivery Surge
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European aircraft manufacturer Airbus made lower profits last quarter due to a quality issue with its aircraft. There was also a shortage of engines. As a result, fewer aircraft were delivered. However, the Toulouse-based company is sticking to its ambitious target of delivering around 870 aircraft this year, which would be more than ever before.
Airbus had a profit of 1.34 billion euros in the third quarter, high of 20% in the annual comparison. The French aircraft manufacturer recorded revenues of 17.4 billion euros between July and September, falling of 2% over the same period of 2025. The results that we obtained in the first nine months of the year reflect the trajectory of growth and high demand for our civil and military affairs, says Guillaume Faury, president of Airbus, in note.…
Airbus holds annual targets, bets on year-end delivery surge
The European aircraft manufacturer wants to deliver as many new machines as never before in 2026. However, in the third quarter the business figures were below expectations.
Airbus maintains its goals for 2026 and wants to deliver about 870 aircraft, despite a third quarter in half-tone. To achieve this, the airline's... Read more Airbus keeps track of 870 aircraft and puts on a final sprint appeared first on Le Singulier.
The aircraft manufacturer has delivered 547 aircraft since the beginning of the year, compared with 507 one year earlier.
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