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    Factbox-Airbus vs Boeing orders and deliveries in 2021

    Published by maria gbaf

    Posted on January 12, 2022

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 28, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    In 2021, Airbus led in deliveries, while Boeing excelled in gross orders. Both companies showed mixed performance in their rivalry.

    Airbus vs Boeing: Orders and Deliveries in 2021

    (Reuters) – Planemakers Airbus and Boeing have issued their annual orders and deliveries for 2021, showing mixed fortunes in their transatlantic business rivalry.

    Here are highlights of the new numbers, which show that Airbus remained the largest planemaker by deliveries. Boeing won the new order race after accounting adjustments relating to cumulative orders, but remained behind its rival based on the number of airplanes reported ordered or cancelled during 2021.

    DELIVERIES AIRBUS BOEING BOTH

    2021 611 340 951

    2020 566 157 723

    % Change 8% 117% 32%

    Mkt share

    2021 64% 36%

    2022 78% 22%

    GROSS ORDERS AIRBUS BOEING BOTH

    2021 771 909 1680

    2020 383 184 567

    % Change 101% 394% 196%

    Mkt share

    2021 46% 54%

    2022 68% 32%

    NET ORDERS (1) AIRBUS BOEING BOTH

    2021 507 479 986

    2020 268 -471 -203

    % Change 89% N/A N/A

    Mkt share

    2021 51% 49%

    2022 N/A N/A

    Net orders (1) = Gross orders minus

    cancellations/conversions

    NET ORDERS (2) AIRBUS BOEING* BOTH

    2021 507 535 1042

    2020 268 -1194 -926

    % Change 89% N/A N/A

    Mkt share

    2021 49% 51%

    2022 N/A N/A

    *Boeing net orders adjusted for ASC 606, an accounting mechanism that filters out past orders of aircraft deemed unlikely to be delivered, due to the financial condition of the buyers.

    (Airbus also performs an accounting adjustment at the time of annual earnings, but this is expressed in terms of backlog value rather than the number of units affected).

    NOTE: Boeing’s adjusted net orders may be further revised between their announcement and end-year results. For 2020, the adjusted net total was revised to -1194 from -1026.

    (Reporting by Tim Hepher, Eric M. Johnson. Editing by Jane Merriman)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Airbus led in deliveries with 611 planes in 2021.
    • •Boeing secured more gross orders than Airbus.
    • •Airbus had a higher market share in deliveries.
    • •Boeing's net orders adjusted for ASC 606.
    • •Airbus and Boeing show mixed fortunes in 2021.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Factbox-Airbus vs Boeing orders and deliveries in 2021

    1What is the main topic?

    The article compares Airbus and Boeing's orders and deliveries in 2021, highlighting their market performance and rivalry.

    2How did Airbus perform in 2021?

    Airbus led in deliveries with 611 planes and had a higher market share compared to Boeing.

    3How did Boeing perform in 2021?

    Boeing secured more gross orders than Airbus but had fewer deliveries.

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