Airbus announced this week that it delivered 79 aircraft in January and February 2022, with 49 new aircraft delivered to 32 of the company's customers in the last month alone.
A Airbus also received 113 net new orders for aircraft, 55 of which were canceled by customers in February.
Deliveries have so far comprised, in 2022, 66 single-aisle aircraft, three from the A330 family and 10 from the A350 family.
Deliveries included an A350 for state-owned airline Aeroflot. The plane left Toulouse for Moscow on Feb. 24, just hours after Russia invaded Ukraine, according to Flightradar24 data. Soon after, Airbus suspended the delivery of planes to Russia.
For this year, Airbus expects to deliver around 720 aircraft, says CEO Guillaume Faury during the press conference to present the results for 2021. This number is similar to the 718 aircraft produced and delivered in 2017.
Boeing said on Tuesday that it has delivered 08 planes so far this year and has received 03 net orders over the past two months.
