Overview
- Airbus projects roughly 870 jet deliveries this year, setting a new company record above the 2019 peak of 863.
- Adjusted EBIT guidance rises to about €7.5 billion, following 2025 results of €73.4 billion in revenue, just over €7.1 billion in adjusted EBIT, and around €5.2 billion in net profit.
- The board proposes lifting the dividend to €3.20 per share from €3.00 after stronger 2025 earnings.
- Airbus cites Pratt & Whitney’s failure to commit engine volumes for 2026–27 as a constraint on the A320 production ramp; Pratt & Whitney declined to comment.
- The A320 output plan shifts from roughly 60 aircraft per month today to 70–75 only by end‑2027, with shares trading notably lower in early activity.