Global -Airbus has reported strong first-half (H1) 2025 results, highlighting solid commercial and financial performance despite persistent supply chain constraints. The company delivered 306 commercial aircraft, generated €29.6 billion in revenue, and confirmed its guidance for full-year 2025, targeting 820 deliveries and €7 billion in EBIT Adjusted.
- 306 aircraft deliveredin H1 2025:41 A220232 A320 Family12 A33021 A350
- 41 A220
- 232 A320 Family
- 12 A330
- 21 A350
- 494 gross ordersand402 net commercial aircraft ordersplaced in H1, raising theorder backlog to 8,754 aircraft.
- Revenue increased 3% year-on-year to €29.6 billion, though commercial aircraft revenue dipped 2% due to fewer deliveries.
- EBIT Adjusted rose to €2.2 billion, up from €1.4 billion in H1 2024.
- Net income reached €1.5 billion with reported earnings per share of €1.93, up from €1.04 a year prior.
- Free cash flow before customer financing was -€1.6 billion, largely due to inventory buildup and delayed engine deliveries affecting over 60 completed aircraft.
- Airbus reaffirmed its 2025 guidance, targeting:~820 aircraft deliveries~€7.0 billion EBIT Adjusted~€4.5 billion free cash flow (pre-customer financing)
- ~820 aircraft deliveries
- ~€7.0 billion EBIT Adjusted
- ~€4.5 billion free cash flow (pre-customer financing)
Production Outlook
- TheA320neo programcontinues its ramp-up toward75 aircraft/month by 2027, despite engine delays from Pratt & Whitney and CFM.
- Airbus targets increased production across programs:A330: Rate 5 by 2029A350: Rate 12 by 2028A220: Rate 14 by 2026
- A330: Rate 5 by 2029
- A350: Rate 12 by 2028
- A220: Rate 14 by 2026
Source: Airbus
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