ORDERS & DELIVERIES
A300
A310816
A310816
A32013,067
A330
A340
A350 XWB2,884
A340
A350 XWB2,884
A380317
Orders as of 31 January 201717,084
THE MONTH IN REVIEW: JANUARY 2017
Airbus began 2017 with orders logged during January for three of its new A350 XWB widebody jetliners and one booking for the best-selling single-aisle A320, while delivering 25 aircraft during the month from its A320 Family, A330 and A350 XWB product lines.
The three A350-900s are for Air France, which already is a major customer for this version of the A350 XWB.
Mexico’s VivaAerobus placed the order for an A320ceo (Current Engine Option) aircraft, which will join the low-cost carrier’s growing fleet of A320ceo and A320neo (New Engine Option) airliners.
Taking a conversion into account, Airbus’ net orders for 2017 totalled two aircraft as of 31 January.
The month’s deliveries were composed of 21 A320 Family aircraft (including two A320neo versions), three A330s and one A350 XWB. These airliners were received by 21 customers.
With the year-opening 2017 order and delivery activity, Airbus’ overall backlog stood at 6,851 airliners at the end of January, representing approximately 10 years of production.
ORDERS & DELIVERIES VIEWER
Review the worldwide Airbus commercial results using the table below.
In addition to orders, deliveries and aircraft in operations, this table shows Airbus' backlog, which is the number of jetliners on firm order that remain to be delivered.
For a full listing, utilise the link underneath the summary table to download the latest Excel file – which is updated monthly and lists all firm commercial aircraft transactions, including the family of Airbus executive and private aviation jetliners.
| A300/A310 | Single aisle | A330/A340/A350 | A380 | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total orders | 816 | 13067 | 2884 | 317 | 17084 |
| Total deliveries | 816 | 7442 | 1768 | 207 | 10233 |
| Backlog | 0 | 5625 | 1116 | 110 | 6851 |
| Aircraft in operation | 336 | 7122 | 1653 | 207 | 9318 |
Summary to 31 January 2017
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