Airbus's Toulouse assembly delivered 793 commercial aircraft in 2025, surpassing its initial target of around 790, marking a modest increase despite ongoing supply chain issues. The company supplied a diverse portfolio of aircraft to 91 customers worldwide, including models such as the A220, A319, A320, A321, A330, and A350 families.
The manufacturer had previously projected deliveries of approximately 820 aircraft but revised this figure down to around 790 in late November, citing supply chain disruptions as a primary factor. The detailed breakdown highlighted the delivery of five A220-100s, eighty-eight A220-300s, fifteen A319-100Ns, and significant numbers of A320-200Ns, A321-200N series aircraft including variants like NX, NX(LR), and XLR, among others.
Additional aircraft delivered included two A330-200s, one A330-800N, thirty-three A330-900Ns, forty-two A350-900s, and fifteen A350-1000s. While the total delivery count was slightly above initial expectations, the revised guidance reflects the impact of recent supply chain challenges faced by the aerospace industry.
The company's delivery performance showcases its resilience and adaptability amid complex global supply conditions and underscores its position as a leading aircraft manufacturer. Forward-looking, Airbus remains committed to optimizing production and supply chain processes to meet future demand.
