Airbus reports stable July deliveries, confirms China orders

August 7, 2026 5:10 AM EDT

FILE PHOTO: The Airbus logo at the company's pavilion during the 55th edition of the International Paris Air Show at the Paris-Le Bourget Airport, in Le Bourget, near Paris, France, June 20, 2025. MOHAMMED BADRA/Pool via REUTERS/File Photo

PARIS, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Airbus ‌needs to ​deliver ​an average of 90 jets a month between now and the rest of the year to meet its ‌target after posting flat deliveries in July, company data ⁠showed on Friday.

At its earnings results last week, the European planemaker voiced increasing ‌confidence of reaching its full-year ‌target of around 870 deliveries and took a more conciliatory tone towards Pratt & Whitney in their ongoing dispute over engine ​supplies.

Airbus said it had delivered 67 planes in July, unchanged from the same month last year and bringing the total ⁠for the year so far to 418 jets following a slow start.

CEO Guillaume Faury ​said last week that the wording of the company's target of "around 870" aircraft was consistent with deliveries up ​to 890 units. Sources have said ‌the company is internally pushing staff to achieve more than 900 deliveries.

Airbus booked 204 orders in ⁠July following a subdued Farnborough Airshow. That brings the total this year to 1,024, or 1,090 after adjustments including last month's cancellations of 15 ⁠A330neos for AirAsia X as part of a deal to buy 150 ​A220s.

Orders included confirmation of non-Farnborough deals for dozens of aircraft from Hainan Airlines and China Eastern.

Additionally, Airbus officially booked 100 A320neo-family orders from Irish leasing ‌giant SMBC Aviation at Farnborough.

The world's second-largest leasing company also ordered 100 Boeing 737 MAX at ‌Farnborough, though industry sources say these had been flagged in the ⁠U.S. planemaker's data in June, ‌which included 102 MAX ​orders from unidentified buyers.

Boeing is due to update its data next Tuesday.

(Reporting by Tim Hepher; Editing by ‌Edwina Gibbs)



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