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Boeing Reports 160 Aircraft Delivered in Q4 2025, Driving Full‑Year Total to 600

Global – Boeing reported 160 aircraft deliveries in Q4 2025, bringing its full-year total to 600 commercial airplanes, the highest annual output since 2018. The delivery mix highlights sustained demand for the 737 MAX and widebody aircraft as global carriers continue their post-pandemic recovery and fleet renewal efforts.

  • 737 Family: 117 aircraft delivered

  • 787 Dreamliner: 27 aircraft delivered

  • 767: 10 aircraft delivered

  • 777: 6 aircraft delivered

Source: Boeing
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Airbus Delivers 793 Aircraft in 2025

Global – Airbus reported a 4% year-on-year increase in aircraft deliveries for 2025, highlighting the sustained global demand for its single-aisle and widebody aircraft families. The company’s latest figures underscore continued momentum in commercial aviation recovery and expansion, with implications for future pilot hiring and simulator training capacity.

  • Airbus delivered 793 aircraft to 91 customers in 2025, up from 766 in 2024 and 735 in 2023.

  • The year closed with a record commercial order backlog of 8,754 aircraft, including a widebody backlog high of 1,124.

  • Gross orders totaled 1,000 across 57 customers (889 net), including:

    • 49 A220s

    • 656 A320s

    • 100 A330neos

    • 193 A350s

    • 2 A330 MRTTs (Multi Role Tanker Transports)

  • Significant deliveries included:

    • A220 Family: 93 in 2025, up from 75 in 2024 and 68 in 2023 (almost 8 per month)

    • A320 Family: 607 in 2025, up slightly from 602 in 2024 and 571 in 2023 (almost 51 per month)

    • A330 Family: 36 in 2025, compared to 32 in both 2024 and 2023 (3 per month)

    • A350 Family: 57 in 2025, equal to 2024, but slightly down from 64 in 2023 (almost 5 per month)

  • 2025 saw key first deliveries and new operator entries for the A220, A321XLR, A330neo, and A350-1000.

Source: Airbus
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Flight Training Management Software Provider FlightLogger Highlights Global Reach and System Reliability in 2025 Review

Global – FlightLogger, a provider of digital management software for aviation training organizations, has published its 2025 year-in-review, reflecting on the operational scale, reliability, and global trust that marked a pivotal year for the platform.

  • FlightLogger surpassed 4.3 million total flights logged across its user base, signaling the platform’s deep integration into day-to-day aviation training and operational oversight.

  • The company reported 99.99% uptime in 2025, maintaining near-continuous service for its clients operating across multiple time zones and regulatory environments.

  • FlightLogger is now used by 215 aviation organizations globally, including both single-campus academies and multi-site training networks.

  • The platform has become increasingly critical in ensuring audit-readiness, supporting flight scheduling, student records, maintenance tracking, and regulatory compliance through centralized data.

  • Operational complexity in modern flight training — spanning mixed fleets, multiple campuses, and evolving regulatory frameworks — has driven adoption of digital systems that offer standardized, scalable solutions.

Source: FlightLogger
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