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    Airbus CEO is 'confident' about 75 aircraft a month target

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on January 15, 2025

    1 min read

    Last updated: January 27, 2026

    Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury confidently addresses reporters in London about the company's goal to manufacture 75 single-aisle aircraft monthly by 2027, highlighting the production strategy's significance in the finance sector.
    Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury discusses aircraft production goals - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury is confident in reaching the target of producing 75 single-aisle aircraft monthly by 2027, maintaining this rate for years.

    Airbus CEO Confident in Meeting 75 Aircraft Monthly Target

    LONDON (Reuters) - The chief executive of Airbus on Wednesday said he was "still confident" the company could reach its target of manufacturing 75 single-aisle aircraft a month in 2027.

    Guillaume Faury said the target had been set at a "prudent level", and the European group would continue production at a similar pace for some years after achieving the target.

    "The plan is to go to 75 and stay at 75 for some years," he told reporters in London.

    (Reporting by Sarah Young, Writing by Paul Sandle; editing by Michael Holden)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Airbus aims to produce 75 single-aisle aircraft monthly by 2027.
    • •CEO Guillaume Faury expresses confidence in meeting the target.
    • •The production target is set at a prudent level.
    • •Airbus plans to maintain this production pace for several years.
    • •The announcement was made in London by the Airbus CEO.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Airbus CEO is 'confident' about 75 aircraft a month target

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is Airbus's target to produce 75 single-aisle aircraft per month by 2027, as stated by CEO Guillaume Faury.

    2Who is the CEO of Airbus?

    The CEO of Airbus is Guillaume Faury.

    3Where was the announcement made?

    The announcement was made in London, UK.

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