Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury: H1 deliveries up 15% as engine supplies stabilize, tracking toward 870 full-year aircraft

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury told CNBC that the manufacturer is on track for its full-year deliveries target of 870 aircraft. He pointed to a 15% increase in first-half deliveries driven by stabilization in engine supplies, supporting continued momentum into H2.

Discovered 2026-07-20T17:22:59.343903-07:00 | 2026-07-20T17:22:59.343903-07:00

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What Hype is tracking

  • Airbus is signaling delivery confidence toward a fixed 870-aircraft full-year target, after a 15% first-half lift—an important indicator for OEM production rhythm and customer intake planning.
  • Engine-supply stabilization cited by Faury links delivery performance to upstream constraints, affecting near-term aircraft availability and downstream airline fleet timing.
  • For industry decision-makers, the update frames H2 expectations for Airbus’s commercial ramp and can influence slotting, contract delivery schedules, and competitive positioning.

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