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Airbus has lowered its commercial aircraft delivery target for 2025 to 790 units, following a quality issue with fuselage panels in the A320neo program,

This order brings the total number of aircraft under contract to 26

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Embraer does not plan to establish a US assembly line for its E2 series jets, citing the impact of a 10% tariff on aircraft imported into the country.

Embraer is experiencing production delays for its E175 regional jets amid a shortage of CF34 turbofan engines supplied by GE Aerospace. The supply bottleneck,

AviationNews – Airbus increases production of the C295 transport aircraft to successfully meet a rising global demand for tactical airlift capacity. To ensure timely deliveries for international military clients, the aerospace manufacturer has decided to significantly increase the production rate of the C295, elevating its annual output from 10 to 13 units at its primary assembly facility in Seville, Spain.

Aviation News – Boeing is examining how it could increase production of its bestselling 737 MAX aircraft to as many as 70 jets per month, following a planned rise in output from 42 to 47 aircraft monthly. The move signals the manufacturer’s long-term ambition to meet strong global airline demand while strengthening its position against European rival Airbus. The production study comes as Boeing continues its recovery from recent manufacturing and regulatory challenges.

Aviation News – Boeing plans to increase aircraft deliveries in 2026 as its 737 and 787 production lines approach maximum capacity, underscoring a critical step in its industrial recovery. The strategy matters for airlines relying on new jets and for Boeing’s effort to stabilise output after years of disruption. The company told investors during its fourth-quarter 2025 earnings call on 27 January that it expects to deliver around 10% more aircraft this year than in 2025.

Aviation News – Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency has approved a modified Tupolev Tu-214 featuring domestically produced systems, enabling serial production and future deliveries to Russian airlines. The approval was confirmed on December 27, 2025, after United Aircraft Corporation received certification for a major change to the aircraft’s standard design. The update replaces previously foreign-sourced components with Russian-made avionics and systems, aligning the program with national industrial and regulatory requirements.

Aviation News – Airbus has reduced its full-year commercial aircraft delivery target to about 790 jets, a 4% cut, while reaffirming its financial goals—a shift that reassured markets despite the industrial setback. Airbus announced the revised target on Wednesday, citing ongoing production pressures across its supply chain. The European planemaker emphasized that despite the adjustment, its core profitability expectations for the year remain unchanged, prompting a positive reaction from investors as the company sought to stabilize confidence.

Aviation News – Airbus Adjusts A220 Production Schedule as Global Parts Shortages Persist Airbus has announced a delay in its A220 aircraft assembly timeline, citing persistent supply chain challenges affecting key components. The adjustment underscores the ongoing strain on the aviation manufacturing sector as suppliers struggle to meet growing post-pandemic demand. The European aerospace giant had initially aimed to ramp up A220 production earlier this year but has been forced to push back its schedule due to shortages in critical materials and delayed parts deliveries. The company emphasized that the decision aims to maintain quality and operational consistency while mitigating the broader impact on its global assembly network.

Aviation News – Boeing plans production rate hike for 737 MAX family Boeing is preparing to raise the monthly production rate of its 737 MAX aircraft from 38 to 42 jets as early as October 2025, signaling renewed confidence in its manufacturing capacity and global airline demand recovery. The move, first reported by Bloomberg citing sources familiar with Boeing’s strategy, is part of a phased plan to steadily increase production.

This order brings the total number of aircraft under contract to 26