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Sign InAs global airlines race to expand fleets to meet surging travel demand, Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury confirmed that first-half deliveries are fully consistent with the company's annual target of 870 aircraft. The aerospace giant recorded a 15% increase in output during the first half of the year, signaling a robust recovery from previous logistical bottlenecks. This performance is primarily attributed to the stabilization of engine supplies, which has enabled the company to maintain its production guidance for 2026.
These assurances come at a time when primary competitor Boeing continues to face persistent operational and regulatory challenges, with market data showing Airbus leading in delivery pace over the last two quarters. Compared to prior year results, financial reports indicate that supply chain stability has allowed Airbus to reduce wait times for top-selling models like the A320neo, strengthening its market position against American rivals still struggling to reach full production capacity.
Regarding market performance, AIR.DE shares closed at 194.66 EUR (close July 17, 2026), trading between a day low of 191.9 and a high of 194.98 EUR per market data. Investors are now monitoring upcoming German economic data, such as Wholesale Prices, to gauge industrial cost pressures, while the aviation sector awaits further updates on major orders during upcoming international airshows.