Airbus has reported that it delivered 67 new aircraft to 41 customers in July 2025. While this was the third month in a row that deliveries increased, the 2025 figures were still 10 units shy of the total deliveries made in July 2024. CEO Guillaume Faury reaffirmed the manufacturer's target of 820 aircraft deliveries in 2025 during the company's mid-year financials presentation last month, but this goal might now be in jeopardy.

Airbus has been plagued by supply chain issues over the course of the year, which have significantly delayed deliveries. Most notably, it has had persistent issues with on-time delivery of engines from both Pratt & Whitney and CFM for its A320neo and A321neo production lines. The manufacturer reportedly has more than 60 narrowbody aircraft that are f

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