- Airbus delivered 547 commercial aircraft in the first nine months of 2026.
- Revenues reached €50.6bn, up 7pc.
- EBIT Adjusted was €4.5bn.
- Net orders totalled 1,105 aircraft.
- The order backlog stood at 9,310 commercial aircraft.
Airbus has reported consolidated financial results for the nine months ended 30 September 2026. The company delivered 547 commercial aircraft compared with 507 in the same period of 2025 comprising 68 A220s, 428 A320 Family, 13 A330s and 38 A350s. Consolidated revenues increased 7pc year-on-year to €50.6bn. EBIT Adjusted totalled €4,495m and EBIT reported was €4,550m with consolidated reported earnings per share of €4.54.
Gross commercial aircraft orders totalled 1,174 with net orders of 1,105 aircraft after cancellations. The order backlog amounted to 9,310 commercial aircraft at the end of September 2026. Airbus Helicopters registered net orders totalling 311 units while Airbus Defence and Space saw order intake value reaching €11.5bn.
The A220 ramp-up is ongoing with the company targeting a monthly production rate of 13 aircraft in 2028. On the A320 Family the company expects to reach a rate of between 70 and 75 aircraft a month by the end of 2027 stabilising at rate 75. The company targets rate 5 for the A330 programme in 2029 and rate 12 for the A350 programme in 2028. Consolidated free cash flow before customer financing was negative €1,268m.
Guillaume Faury shared “These nine-month results reflect the upward trajectory of our civil and military ramp-up, supported by strong demand for our products across the entire portfolio. Against a complex geopolitical and operating environment, we are focused on delivery while maintaining a steadfast focus on quality.”
