This delivery performance may indicate Airbus' ability to navigate supply chain challenges and maintain production momentum. The company's order book suggests a strong demand for its aircraft, which could support its long-term growth prospects. However, the cancellation of 97 aircraft orders may indicate some uncertainty in the market. The adjusted EBIT and free cash flow targets may be subject to revision depending on the company's ability to manage its costs and revenue streams.
Airbus Steadily Increases Deliveries, Boosts Order Book
Airbus delivered 78 aircraft in October 2025, bringing its total deliveries for the year to 585. The company secured 112 gross orders in October, with 97 aircraft orders canceled. Airbus expects to achieve an adjusted EBIT of roughly €7 billion and free cash flow of about €4.5 billion for 2025. This report is based on data from Airbus’ latest order and delivery report.
This delivery performance may indicate Airbus' ability to navigate supply chain challenges and maintain production momentum. The company's order book suggests a strong demand for its aircraft, which could support its long-term growth prospects. However, the cancellation of 97 aircraft orders may indicate some uncertainty in the market. The adjusted EBIT and free cash flow targets may be subject to revision depending on the company's ability to manage its costs and revenue streams.
Airbus Steadily Increases Deliveries, Boosts Order Book
Airbus delivered 78 aircraft in October 2025, bringing its total deliveries for the year to 585. The company secured 112 gross orders in October, with 97 aircraft orders canceled. Airbus expects to achieve an adjusted EBIT of roughly €7 billion and free cash flow of about €4.5 billion for 2025. This report is based on data from Airbus’ latest order and delivery report.