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Add as preferred source on GoogleAirbus deliveries fell 18% in the first two months of 2023, with 65 aircraft delivered. Supply issues from CFM impacted performance, but net orders rose to 65.
PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus deliveries for January and February fell 18% year on year to 65 aircraft, the planemaker said on Friday.
Airbus has warned about relatively weak deliveries in the first quarter after supplies from engine maker CFM were pulled forward to the fourth quarter of last year to help Airbus to broadly reach its annual target.
In February the company delivered 40 jets.
Airbus also reported 14 new orders for February, bringing the total this year to 69. After cancellations, Airbus reached 65 net orders in the first two months, up from 33 at the same point last year.
(Reporting by Tim Hepher; Editing by David Goodman)
Airbus deliveries fell 18% year on year to 65 aircraft.
In February, Airbus delivered 40 jets.
Airbus reported 14 new orders for February, bringing the total this year to 69.
After cancellations, Airbus reached 65 net orders in the first two months, up from 33 at the same point last year.
Airbus warned about relatively weak deliveries due to supplies from engine maker CFM being pulled forward to the fourth quarter of last year.
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