Airbus reports 75 orders and 72 deliveries for Nov-2025

Airbus reported (05-Dec-2025) the following commercial aircraft orders and deliveries for Nov-2025:

• Gross orders: 75;
  • Air China Cargo: Six A350Fs;
  • Etihad Airways: Six A330-900s;
  • IndiGo: 30 A350-900s;
  • Silk Way West Airlines: Two A350Fs;
  • Undisclosed: 13 A320neos and seven A321neos;
  • Undisclosed: Two A320neos and eight A350-1000s;
  • Private customer: One A320neo;
• Deliveries: 72 deliveries to 42 customers;
  • Accipiter: Two A320neos (LATAM Airlines Group);
  • AerCap: Two A321neos (Etihad Airways) and two A321neos (Qatar Airways);
  • Air Algerie: One A330-900;
  • Air Arabia: One A320neo;
  • Air Canada: One A220-300;
  • Air China: One A319neo and two A321neos;
  • Air France: Two A220-300s and one A350-900;
  • AirAsia: One A321neo;
  • All Nippon Airways: One A320neo (Peach);
  • avianca: One A320neo;
  • Aviation Capital Group: One A220-300 (ITA Airways);
  • Avolon: One A320neo (Hainan Airlines) and one A330-900 (Malaysia Airlines);
  • BOCOM Leasing: Two A320neos (China Southern Airlines) and one A321neo (Turkish Airlines);
  • Breeze Airways: Two A220-300s;
  • CALC: One A320neo (China Southern Airlines) and one A321neo (United Airlines);
  • Cathay Pacific: One A321neo (HK Express);
  • Cebu Pacific: One A320neo;
  • China Eastern Airlines: Two A321neos;
  • China Southern Airlines: One A320neo;
  • Delta Air Lines: One A220-300 and one A350-900;
  • Frontier Airlines: Two A320neos and one A321neo;
  • Iberia: Two A321neos;
  • ICBC Leasing: One A321neo (Jet2.com);
  • IndiGo: One A320neo and two A321neos;
  • ITA Airways: One A330-900;
  • JetBlue Airways: One A220-300;
  • JetSMART Chile: One A321neo;
  • KLM Royal Dutch Airlines: One A321neo;
  • Korean Air: One A321neo;
  • Lufthansa: One A320neo (Lufthansa City Airlines);
  • Macquarie AirFinance: One A220-300 (airBaltic);
  • NAS Aviation Services: One A321neo (Etihad Airways) and one A321neo (Qatar Airways);
  • Private customer: A330-800;
  • Qantas Airways: One A220-300 (National Jet Systems);
  • Qatar Airways: Two A350-1000s;
  • SMBC Aviation Capital: One A321neo (Turkish Airlines);
  • Shenzhen Airlines: One A320neo and one A321neo;
  • Turkish Airlines: One A321neo;
  • United Airlines: Four A321neos;
  • VietJet Air: One A321neo;
  • Volaris: One A320neo;
  • Wizz Air: Two A321neos and two A321neos (JetSMART Chile);
  • Xiamen Airlines: One A320neo. [more - original PR] [more - Aviation Week]