Airbus Deliveries Hold Steady as Boeing Output Slows in October // Airbus Orders Rebound Sharply as Boeing Maintains Strong ...

Airbus Deliveries Hold Steady as Boeing Output Slows in October // Airbus Orders Rebound Sharply as Boeing Maintains Strong Bookings // 737 MAX Deliveries Fall to 31 Aircraft While Widebody … ...

Airbus Deliveries Hold Steady as Boeing Output Slows in October // Airbus Orders Rebound Sharply as Boeing Maintains Strong Bookings // 737 MAX Deliveries Fall to 31 Aircraft While Widebody … ...

Image: Boeing Production Facility. In Part 1 of this series, we covered the VIP narrowbody market (link: In Part 2, we cover ...

The data in this summary is derived from our Commercial Aircraft OEM Intelligence Brief and only offers a broad overview of the commercial aircraft industry by market segment. For in-depth OEM- and ...

Commercial aircraft manufacturing saw a slight increase in July 2026, climbing to 137 units following 132 aircraft produced in June and 126 in May. Narrowbody production drove this slight increase, ...

Commercial aircraft manufacturing experienced a slight increase in June 2026, climbing to 132 units after 126 aircraft produced in May and 133 in April. As expected, single-aisle manufacturing made a ...

Commercial aircraft manufacturing levels experienced a decrease in May 2026, dropping to 126 units from the 133 assembled during April and interrupting the upward trajectory established earlier in the ...

WASHINGTON D.C. – Ongoing supply chain challenges at Airbus will delay the launch of its A350 freighter until 2027. Additionally, the company is unlikely to increase the production rate of its A350 ...

Commercial aircraft delivery and order activity remained dynamic in July 2026. Airbus delivered 67 commercial aircraft during the month, bringing its total 2026 deliveries to 418 aircraft out of a ...

Forecast International has previously stated that Airbus is tracking well behind its historical delivery cadence relative to its 2026 target of 870 aircraft, a trend that signals increasing execution ...

Halfway through 2026, Bombardier and Gulfstream are both sitting on order books that are growing faster than either can build airplanes, but the shape of that growth looks different at each company.