TOULOUSE — Airbus delivered 60 aircraft to 38 customers in March 2026, while booking 331 gross orders during the month. In the first quarter of 2026, the manufacturer handed over 114 aircraft to 46 customers.
At the end of March 2026, Airbus’ cumulative totals stood at 25,908 orders and 16,871 deliveries across all programs. That leaves a backlog of 9,037 aircraft.
Single-aisle aircraft remained the backbone of Airbus’ business, with 20,930 total orders and 13,054 deliveries.
Across the widebody portfolio, the A330 family reached 1,970 orders and 1,663 deliveries, while the A350 stood at 1,564 orders and 710 deliveries.
Airbus said 14,787 of its aircraft were in service worldwide at the end of the month. That total included 12,005 single-aisle jets, 1,457 A330-family aircraft, and 709 A350s.
The company noted that its A330 figures include one A330-900 ordered and delivered to Air Algérie (AH) via Airbus Financial Services.
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