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Airbus registered 401 orders and delivered 46 aircraft in July 2022

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Airbus’ commercial aircraft orders and deliveries for the month of July 2022 have been published as follows:

July 2022 deliveries:

46 deliveries to 30 customers: 5 A220-300, 1 A319neo, 14 A320neo, 20 A321neo, 1 A330-300, 5 A350-900

July 2022 orders:

401 orders, as follows:

  • 12 A220-300 for Delta Air Lines,
  • 14 A319neo: 9 for China Southern and 5 for Air China,
  • 138 A320neo: 23 for China Southern, 9 for Air China, 18 for Shenzhen Airlines, 56 for easyJet, 32 for China Eastern,
  • 235 A321neo: 64 for China Southern, 50 for Air China, 17 for LATAM, 14 for Shenzhen Airlines, 68 for China Eastern and 10 for an undisclosed customer,
  • 2 A350-900 for Turkish Airlines.

2022 deliveries to date:

343 deliveries to 62 customers in the year

The net year-to-date delivery number of 341 reflects a reduction of 2 deliveries recorded in December 2021 (2 A350-900 AEROFLOT) for which a transfer was not possible due to international sanctions.

This post was published on 8 August 2022 18:39

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