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    Airbus Delivered 507 Jets in First Nine Months

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    Posted on October 8, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Airbus delivered 507 jets in the first nine months of 2023, with a record 73 in September, due to improved engine supplies. The company targets 820 deliveries by year-end.

    Airbus Achieves Record 507 Jet Deliveries in First Nine Months

    Airbus Delivery Performance Overview

    PARIS (Reuters) -Airbus said on Wednesday it had delivered 507 jets in the first nine months, leaving 313 more airplanes to deliver in the fourth quarter to reach a full-year target of around 820.

    Record September Deliveries

    The world's largest planemaker confirmed a Reuters report that it had delivered 73 jets in September, a record for that month of the year, in a sign of improved engine supplies.

    Reduction in Gliders

    An Airbus spokesperson said the number of so-called gliders, or otherwise fully assembled aircraft parked on the ground waiting for their engines, had fallen from a peak of 60 announced earlier this year, but did not give a new figure.

    Impact of Engine Supply Improvements

    The jump in September deliveries from 50 in the same month last year and the drop in the number of gliders suggest that engine arrivals have sped up in recent weeks, after being impacted by a recent strike at supplier CFM as well as competing demand for spare engines from airlines.

    (Reporting by Tim Hepher; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)

    Table of Contents

    • Airbus Delivery Performance Overview
    • Record September Deliveries
    • Reduction in Gliders
    • Impact of Engine Supply Improvements

    Key Takeaways

    • •Airbus delivered 507 jets in the first nine months of 2023.
    • •A record 73 jets were delivered in September.
    • •Improved engine supplies reduced the number of gliders.
    • •Airbus aims to deliver 820 jets by year-end.
    • •Engine supply issues were previously impacted by a strike.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Airbus delivered 507 jets in first nine months

    1What is aircraft delivery?

    Aircraft delivery refers to the process of transferring an aircraft from the manufacturer to the buyer, which marks the completion of the manufacturing process and the beginning of the aircraft's operational life.

    2What are engine supplies?

    Engine supplies refer to the components and parts necessary for the production and maintenance of aircraft engines, which are critical for the performance and safety of the aircraft.

    3What is a glider in aviation?

    In aviation, a glider is an aircraft that is designed to fly without an engine. However, the term 'glider' can also refer to fully assembled aircraft that are awaiting engine installation.

    4What is a financial target?

    A financial target is a specific goal set by a company regarding its revenue, profit, or other financial metrics that it aims to achieve within a certain timeframe.

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