Airbus Targets 800 Aircraft Deliveries in 2024 Amid Supply Chain Challenges

The European aerospace giant aims to increase its deliveries despite facing production bottlenecks and extends its lead over Boeing.

Airbus aims to deliver 800 aircraft in 2024, despite supply chain challenges, marking a significant increase over the previous year's 735 deliveries.
The European aerospace giant reported a record 2,094 commercial aircraft orders in 2023, with a backlog reaching 8,598 units.
Airbus' production ramp-up is hindered by supply chain bottlenecks, including issues with engine parts leading to potential aircraft availability impacts through 2026.
Spirit AeroSystems, a key supplier, faces financial challenges, affecting Airbus' production capabilities.
Despite facing its own challenges, Airbus extends its lead over Boeing, benefiting from Boeing's production caps and quality control issues.