Airbus has reported that it delivered 72 aircraft to 42 customers in November, bringing its total for 2025 to 675 aircraft. Despite this achievement, the company has lowered its full-year delivery forecast from 820 to approximately 790 units, citing a recent quality issue involving fuselage panels on its A320neo family aircraft.
The deliveries for November included ten A220-300s, 54 A320neo Family aircraft—including 35 A321neos—and updates on widebody aircraft such as four A330neos, including one A330-800, and four A350s, split evenly between the -900 and -1000 variants.
Alongside production adjustments, Airbus reported strong order activity, booking 75 new orders in November with a net total of 700 for 2025 after cancellations and conversions. The order mix included 23 A320neo Family aircraft, six A330s, and 46 A350s, with significant commitments from Indian carrier IndiGo and another undisclosed customer.
The company emphasizes that while production rates are being adjusted due to quality compliance, the outlook remains positive, and the company aims to fulfill its revised targets by year's end.
