Airbus has decided to further increase the
production rate of its A320 Family to 50 aircraft per month from
Q1 2017.
Additionally, Airbus is adjusting the A330
production rate to six a month from Q1 2016 as it transitions
towards the A330neo.
“As an aircraft manufacturer, it is our role,
for our employees, partners, customers and investors to anticipate
market demands whilst delivering on orders and managing revenues,”
said Didier Evrard, Executive Vice President Programmes. “Given
the success of the A320 Family, both CEO and NEO, we work closely
with our supply chain, assess our manufacturing capabilities and
decide on the most appropriate rate. On widebodies we are
adjusting A330 production in preparation for transition to NEO
while in parallel the A350 XWB is on a steep ramp-up.”
Airbus has sold over 11,500 Airbus single aisle aircraft
and delivered more than 6,400 to 317 operators.
The A320
family includes the A319, A320 and A321.
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