Airbus lost some of the momentum it has recently been building on commercial aircraft deliveries during July 2026, but overall, the planemaker remains ahead of 2025.
On August 7, 2026, Airbus confirmed that it delivered 67 aircraft in July 2026 to 39 customers. Last year, the company announced 67 jets had been delivered in July.
The total deliveries for this year rose to 418 against 373 at the same point last year.
In June 2026, Airbus delivered 89 planes and in May 2026, 81 aircraft were delivered. The 67 deliveries in July 2026 match exactly where Airbus was in April 2026.
Last month, Airbus published its half year and second quarter results, with the company reaffirming its ambition to deliver around 870 commercial aircraft in 2026.
In July 2026, we delivered 67 aircraft to 39 customers and added 204 gross orders to the books, including 100 latest-generation #A320neo Family aircraft to @SMBCAVIATION one of the world's leading aircraft lessors.
— Airbus (@Airbus) August 7, 2026
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IndiGo received seven new A320neo family aircraft in July 2026 while China Southern Airlines received four new aircraft, including one via BoCom leasing.
In addition, Airbus delivered three A350-900s to Emirates and three A321neos to American Airlines.
In terms of orders, Airbus received 418, which included some from the agreements announced at Farnborough Airshow 2026.
Among the July 2026 figures are Riyadh Air’s confirmation that it would purchase an additional six A350-1000s and SMBC’s huge order for 100 new aircraft.
China Eastern’s order for 25 A330-900s was also listed, as was an order for six A321neos from an undisclosed customer.