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Airbus Seeks More Pratt Jet Engines in 2027

July 23, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Airbus seeks more Pratt & Whitney engines in 2027.
Request aims to overcome supply chain constraints.
Airbus also hopes for additional deliveries from CFM International.
Engine supply situation expected to remain challenging before improving.

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Strategic Implications

Airbus's request may indicate growing pressure to meet aircraft delivery targets. The ongoing engine supply constraints could suggest a shift in the balance of power between aircraft manufacturers and engine suppliers, which may impact the competitive landscape of the industry.

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What Happened

Airbus Presses Pratt For Increased Engine Deliveries Amid Supply Chain Constraints

Airbus is seeking more aircraft engines from Pratt & Whitney in 2027 to overcome ongoing supply chain constraints that have delayed aircraft deliveries. The European planemaker has been engaged in a prolonged tug-of-war with airlines and engine suppliers over engine allocations. Speaking at the Farnborough International Airshow, Airbus Commercial Aircraft CEO Lars Wagner said the company hopes to secure additional deliveries from CFM International as well. The engine supply situation is expected to remain challenging before improving, with Airbus expecting resolution by 2028. This development was reported by AirGuide Business.

Source | Originally Published: July 23, 2026

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