July 2021: Airbus was able to deliver 47 aircraft

A220-300 tail fin in factory paint (Photo: Jan Gruber).
A220-300 tail fin in factory paint (Photo: Jan Gruber).

July 2021: Airbus was able to deliver 47 aircraft

A220-300 tail fin in factory paint (Photo: Jan Gruber).
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By the end of July 2021, the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus had delivered a total of 344 aircraft to 69 customers. In the month just ended, 47 aircraft were handed over to 32 customers.

At the same time, Airbus landed two new orders in July 2021. 22 A320neo, 17 A321neo, one A321ceo, four A220-300, two A350 and one A319ceo were handed over. The two new orders were placed by Volaris and relate to the A320neo aircraft. The four A220-300s were delivered to the US low-cost airline Jetblue.

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