The aerospace giant reported a 15% increase in first-half deliveries this year, signaling that production bottlenecks are finally easing. CEO Guillaume Faury noted that improved visibility across the supply chain, combined with robust appetite for wide-body jets, provides the firm footing necessary to nearly double last year’s €7.13 billion profit result. While analysts at J.P. Morgan suggest the commercial division could hit these ambitious targets even sooner, the company remains focused on stabilizing output to meet its long-term financial commitments.
Airbus Targets €13 Billion Profit Milestone by 2029
With a target of €12 billion to €13 billion in core profit by 2029, Airbus is betting on a sustained surge in airline demand and the resolution of persistent engine shortages. This financial roadmap, coupled with a €5 billion share buyback, marks a sharp pivot from recent supply chain instability.




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