Airbus supply line slows to 306 deliveries for first half of 2025

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Guillaume Faury CEO of Airbus
Guillaume Faury CEO of Airbus

Airbus reported 306 commercial aircraft deliveries for Half-Year (H1) 2025, generating revenues of € 29.6bn and EBIT Adjusted of € 2.2bn. The company faced engine supply issues affecting A320 deliveries, maintaining its 2025 guidance amid a complex operating environment and recent tariff agreements

Airbus’s gross commercial aircraft orders reached 494, with a backlog of 8,754 by the end of June 2025, indicating strong demand despite lower deliveries compared to 2024. Consolidated free cash flow before customer financing was € -1.6bn, reflecting planned inventory builds and high levels of produced aircraft awaiting engines.

The Board of Directors nominated Oliver Zipse as a non-executive director, aimed at strengthening leadership, with an extensive industry background including his role at BMW AG.

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Guillaume Faury shared, “The commercial performance in the first half of 2025 has been strong across the Company.”

René Obermann shared, “We are delighted to put Oliver forward for this role. His wealth of global industry experience will be invaluable to the Company as we move forward.”

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