Market Intelligence: North and Central Asia

Airbus Announces Commercial Aircraft Orders and Deliveries for the Month of February 2025

In February 2025, aircraft manufacturer Airbus:

  • Delivered 40 aircraft to 25 customers
    • 4 A220-300
    • 1 A319neo
    • 12 A320neo
    • 20 A321neo
    • 2 A330-900
    • 1 A350-900
  • Secured 14 orders
    • 14 A321neo
  • Year to date Airbus has delivered 65 aircraft to 34 customers.

In January 2025, Airbus reported 25 aircraft deliveries and 55 aircraft orders.

See last year’s stats here.

AFM Team Note – kindly contact us for a detailed Excel breakdown of orders and deliveries by airline.

Source: Airbus
Photo Credit: Airbus

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Flight School Resource and Training Timeline Forecasting Tool, Aeroplanned, Highlights New Progress Report for External Stakeholder Feature

Global – Aeroplanned, the pioneering resource planning platform for flight training, has launched a new feature aimed at streamlining the sharing of student progress reports with external stakeholders. The feature, which allows for custom reports and external logins, is designed to improve transparency and efficiency across the pilot training pipeline, benefiting both flight schools and partner airlines.

  • The new feature enables flight schools to create customized progress reports for external stakeholders such as partner airlines, sponsors, funding partners, and regulators.
  • External logins grant stakeholders real-time access to student training data, reducing reliance on time-consuming, static reports.
  • The tool aims to simplify the reporting process for flight schools, which often spend significant time compiling updates for cadet programs.
  • Airlines and other stakeholders can now monitor cadet progress and expected completion dates instantly, enabling more accurate planning for the next stages of training and employment.
  • The feature supports Aeroplanned’s mission to bring greater visibility and connectivity to the pilot training process.

For more information contact the Aeroplanned team.

Source: Aeroplanned

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Regional Aircraft Manufacturer ATR Reports Strong 2024 Results with 40% Growth in Aircraft Orders

Toulouse, France – ATR, the world’s leading regional aircraft manufacturer, reported its full-year results for 2024, highlighting significant growth in aircraft orders and a strong demand for its turboprops.

  • ATR secured 56 aircraft orders in 2024, a 40% increase from 2023, with 51 ATR 72 and 5 ATR 42 aircraft ordered.
  • The company’s backlog now exceeds 150 aircraft, with strong demand from Asian and Canadian operators.
  • Deliveries remained stable at 35 aircraft, with one additional unit ready for delivery.
  • Revenue reached $1.2 billion, maintaining a book-to-bill ratio above 1.
  • Nearly 100 second-hand transactions were recorded, reflecting continued market interest in ATR’s cost-effective and low-emission aircraft.
  • ATR’s customer support and services revenue grew by 15% to $480 million, building on record levels from 2023.
  • The company expects 2025 to be a year of stabilisation, as supply chain challenges persist in the first half of the year.

Statements:

Nathalie Tarnaud Laude, Chief Executive Officer of ATR said: “We worked through a challenging year in 2024 and I want to thank everyone, from our customers to my colleagues, who contributed to these results. In 2024 we doubled down on our core proposition of efficient, affordable connections. Our results show how relevant our aircraft are to our operators, and to people across the world who want to connect, sustainably.

In 2024, we delivered what we said we would. We maintained delivery rates, in tough conditions, while welcoming 16 new operators, selling 56 aircraft, offering value-added services and streamlining operations to enhance the competitiveness of our products and the profitability of our customers. This continues to give ATR solid foundations for the future, and shows that the regional market is eager to buy highly-efficient aircraft with the right economics, the right capacity, and the right performance.” 

Source: ATR
Photo Credit: ATR

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