Key Points
- Airbus' profit increased by 47.1%
- Increase in civil aircraft deliveries
- Good performance of defense products sales
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Airbus, Europe's leading aircraft manufacturer, achieved a profit of 22.43 billion Euros in the first 6 months of 2026, with a 47.1% increase. The company's civil aircraft deliveries increased, and its defense products also performed well.
The company's sales revenue increased by 12% to 331.76 billion Euros. Civil aircraft deliveries increased significantly to 351 aircraft, surpassing Boeing's 314 aircraft deliveries in the same period. The sales revenue of the defense and space division also increased by 9%.
Airbus maintains its target of delivering approximately 870 civil aircraft in 2026, with its CEO stating that the company is working to increase production capacity to meet growing demand.
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- Why did Airbus' profit increase?
- Due to the increase in civil aircraft deliveries and defense products sales
- How did Airbus' sales revenue change?
- Sales revenue increased by 12% to 331.76 billion Euros
- What are Airbus' targets for 2026?
- The company is maintaining its target of delivering approximately 870 civil aircraft
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