Airbus’ commercial aircraft orders and deliveries for the month of October 2022 have been published today as follows:
October 2022 deliveries: 60 deliveries to 38 customers (1 A220-100, 4 A220-300, 21 A320neo, 26 A321neo, 1 A330-300, 2 A330-900neo, 4 A350-900, 1 A350-1000)
October 2022 orders: 177 [15 A220-300 for Air Canada; 91 A320neo (25 for Xiamen Airlines, 35 for Jet2, 31 for IAG); 71 A321neo (15 for Xiamen Airlines, 28 for an undisclosed customer, 28 for IAG)]
2022 deliveries to date: 497 deliveries to 72 customers in the year.
The net year-to-date delivery number of 495 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.
By comparison, Boeing delivered 35 planes in October 2022, down from 51 in September, while receiving 122 orders during the month.
This post was published on 8 November 2022 21:05
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