Airbus delivered 793 commercial aircraft in 2025, surpassing its revised annual target of roughly 790 after a late‑December production push, Bloomberg sources say. The number follows a cut from an earlier 820‑aircraft goal and compares with Boeing’s roughly 650‑aircraft forecast for 2025.
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Airbus finished 2025 with 793 handovers, exceeding its revised target of ~790 (original 2025 guidance was 820), a key metric for OEM throughput and backlog management.
Near‑term delivery timing remains fluid as customers negotiate re‑timings and deferrals — for example, talks to defer roughly 100 A320neo‑family deliveries past 2030 could materially alter Airbus’ delivery profile (https://hype.aero/?story=13c70c16-0a12-44eb-99b0-0fea764e925b).
Production capacity and supplier constraints continue to shape output; both OEMs have urged expansion of the supplier base to relieve bottlenecks that affect deliveries and MRO workloads (https://hype.aero/?story=80a1f498-a317-45d6-9221-160224422acd).
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