European aircraft manufacturer Airbus has shared its commercial aircraft orders and delivery data for July 2025 with the public. As one of the key players in the global aviation industry, the company’s performance for July and the year-to-date is shaped by impressive figures.
July 2025 Data:
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Deliveries: 67 aircraft to 41 customers
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Gross orders: 7 aircraft (3 A321neo – customer undisclosed; 4 A330-900 – Condor)
2025 Delivery Performance (January – July):
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Total deliveries: 373 aircraft to 72 customers
Airbus Orders and Deliveries Summary
(As of the end of July 2025, covering all models)
| Aircraft Type | Total Orders | Total Deliveries | Aircraft in Operation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-Aisle | 20,226 | 12,586 | 11,623 |
| A300/A310 | 816 | 816 | 257 |
| A330 | 1,928* | 1,637* | 1,469* |
| A340 | 377 | 377 | 187 |
| A350 | 1,428 | 669 | 668 |
| A380 | 251 | 251 | 215 |
| Total | 25,026 | 16,336 | 14,419 |
*Note: A330 delivery figures exclude 2 A330-900 aircraft delivered to Air Belgium through Airbus Financial Services.
Strong Presence from Airbus
With over 14,400 operational aircraft in the global fleet, Airbus maintains a strong market position. Especially the single-aisle models (A320 family) continue to be the preferred choice for airlines’ short- and medium-haul fleet needs.
Deliveries are expected to increase further in the remaining months of the year, with efficient models like the A321neo and A350-900 standing out on order lists.
