Airbus Faces Supply Chain Struggles Amid Soaring Demand
Airbus is grappling with supply chain issues leading to a backlog in aircraft delivery, especially engines, through 2025 and 2026. CEO Guillaume Faury acknowledges increasing demand for defense products and takes competition from Chinese manufacturers, like Comac, seriously amidst rising industry demand.
Airbus is currently navigating substantial challenges in its supply chain, according to CEO Guillaume Faury. Speaking Tuesday, Faury highlighted a backlog in aircraft delivery, exacerbated by difficulties in securing engines in 2025 and 2026.
Addressing an audience at the World Governments Summit in Dubai, Faury emphasized an acceleration in demand for defense products, hinting at broader industry trends. Despite these hurdles, Faury expressed optimism about the future.
The CEO also acknowledged the growth of Chinese aircraft manufacturers, such as Comac, highlighting the vast demand that may accommodate multiple industry players. Faury's remarks underscore the competitive landscape and evolving dynamics within the aviation sector.
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