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Airbus registered 902 (!) gross orders and delivered 72 aircraft in June 2023

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Airbus’ commercial aircraft orders and deliveries for the month of June 2023 have been published as follows.

June 2023 deliveries: 72 deliveries to 48 customers (6 A220-300, 25 A320neo, 32 A321neo, 2 A330-900, 4 A350-900, and 3 A350-1000 including 2 to Qatar Airways showing the end of the feud)

June 2023 gross orders (buoyed by the Paris Air Show): 902 [21 A220-300 (9 to Qantas and 12 undisclosed); 333 A320neo (22+6 undisclosed, 30 to Flynas, 125* to IndiGo, 140 to Air India, 10 to IAG); 483 A321neo (38 undisclosed, 375* to IndiGo, and 70 to Air India); 6 A330-900 (2+4 undisclosed); 16 A350-900 (10 undisclosed, and 6 to Air India); 43 A350-1000 (9 to Philippine Airlines and 34 to Air India)].

(*) The final split between A320neo and A321neo for IndiGo will be defined at a later stage

2023 deliveries to date: 316 to 73 customers in the year.

This post was published on 7 July 2023 18:29

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