From Financial Modeling Prep: 2025-05-28 16:09:00

Airbus warns of aircraft delivery delays for the next three years due to ongoing supply-chain constraints, potentially causing delays of up to six months for jets scheduled for 2027 and 2028. Component shortages, including seating and avionics, are hindering the goal to ramp up A320neo family output to 75 jets per month.

The company’s backlog of over 8,000 aircraft at the end of 2024 highlights the challenge Airbus faces. Stakeholders can access Airbus’s order volumes and delivery schedules through FMP’s Annual Reports API. Airbus’s solid credit rating and healthy cash reserves provide confidence in its ability to navigate disruptions and fund production scale-up.

Airlines are preparing for further schedule adjustments as Airbus works to address supply chain issues. The company’s collaboration with suppliers and ability to secure critical components will be crucial in restoring timely deliveries and meeting production targets. Airbus’s credit standing and financial metrics can be verified through FMP’s Company Rating & Information API.



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