Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Airbus Aircraft Deliveries Fall Amid Engine Supply Issues
Airbus, a company that makes airplanes, delivered fewer planes in July than they did last year.
They delivered about 63 planes, which is about 18% less than the same time last year.
One reason for the delay is a shortage of engines for their popular A320neo model.
Airbus has delivered fewer than half of the planes it planned to for this year.
The company is trying to fix the problem of planes without engines.
Meanwhile, Boeing, another company that makes airplanes, is making more of its 737 Max planes and getting closer to Airbus in terms of how many planes they are delivering.
Airbus delivered approximately 63 aircraft in July, an 18% decrease year-over-year.
The engine shortage for the A320neo model is hampering deliveries.
Airbus has delivered around 370 planes in the first seven months of 2025, less than half its annual goal.
Airbus aims to eliminate 60 gliders (aircraft without engines) by the end of the year.
Boeing is increasing 737 Max production and catching up to Airbus.
- Who
- Airbus
- What
- Airbus delivered fewer aircraft in July due to engine shortages.
- When
- July 2025
- Where
- Not explicitly stated
- Why
- A shortage of engines on the A320neo model is hampering deliveries.
Airbus
Boeing
Production and Delivery
Airbus
Focusing on delivery challenges
Boeing
Catching up with increased production rates.
- July Deliveries
- Approx. 63 aircraft
- Year-over-year decrease
- 18%
- Planes delivered in first 7 months of 2025
- Approx. 370
- Annual Delivery Goal
- Approx. 820
- Gliders at end of June
- 60
- Boeing deliveries (half-year)
- 280
- Airbus deliveries (half-year)
- 306