(Boursier.com) — Airbus currently informing airlines of a delivery delayof several months for devices expected at the end of 2024 and in 2025 due to ongoing supply issuescertain industrial sources declared to the Reuters agency, while aeronautical groups continue to evolve “in a complex international environment”.
Airbus, however, started the year with a 50% increase in deliveries for the month of January compared to the same period last year, which was marked by parts shortages and bottlenecks…” However, the supply of engines and other components remains relatively limited and the lack of aircraft to meet the recovery in demand could last for years,” said speakers at the Airline Economics conference held last week. last in Dublin. And to recall that many single-aisle aircraft from Airbus and Boeing are already entering service “almost a year late”…
Remember that the Airbus group exceeded its delivery target last year with 735 aircraft. Jefferies analysts expect the European group to announce targeting around 800 deliveries for 2024when its results are published on February 15. The European firm also recorded a record of 2,094 net orders/2,319 gross orders last year… The order book currently stands at 8,598 aircraft.
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