Airbus Updates No.3449

 Airbus June orders and deliveries update

It's the new month, so Airbus has released its latest orders and deliveries over June 2021. A total of 73 orders were booked as well as two cancellations. The manufacturer also was able to delivery 77 aircraft.

The following were ordered:

• 1 ACJ330-300 by a Private customer
• 1 A220-300 by an Undisclosed customer
• 1 A321neo by an Undisclosed customer
• 70 A321neos by United Airlines

Cancelled were:

• 2 A220-300s by Macquarie Financial Holdings

And delivered were:

• 1 A321neo to Aer Lingus (leased via Air Lease Corporation)
• 1 A320neo to Aeroflot (leased via CDB Leasing)
• 3 A350-900s to Aeroflot
• 1 A220-300 to Air Baltic
• 1 A330-200 to Airbus Defence & Space
• 3 A220-300s to Air Canada
• 1 A350-1000 to Air Caraïbes
• 2 A320neo to Air China (leased via Bocomm Leasing and GECAS)
• 1 A321neo to Air China
• 1 A350-900 to Air France
• 3 A321neos to Air Transat (leased via AerCap)
• 1 A320neo to Air Travel (leased via CALC)
• 2 A321neos to American Airlines
• 1 A321neo to Cathay Pacific
• 1 A350-1000 to Cathay Pacific
• 2 A320neos to China Eastern Airlines
• 1 A321neo to China Southern Airlines
• 1 A350-900 to China Southern Airlines
• 1 A330-900 to Corsair (leased via CIT Leasing)
• 1 A220-300 to Delta Air Lines
• 1 A321 to Delta Air Lines
• 1 A330-900 to Delta Air Lines (leased via Air Lease Corporation)
• 1 A380 to Emirates
• 2 A320neos to Flynas
• 1 A320neo to Frontier Airlines
• 1 A321neo to Gulf Air
• 1 A321neo to Indigo
• 1 A350-900 to Japan Airlines
• 1 A320neo to Jazeera Airways
• 2 A321neos to JetBlue Airways
• 1 A321neo to Juneyao Airlines
• 1 A321neo to Lufthansa
• 1 A321neo to MEA
• 1 A321neo to Peach
• 1 ACJ320neo to a Private customer
• 1 A320neo to S7 Airlines (leased via Avolon)
• 1 A350-900 to SAS
• 1 A321neo to Salam Air (leased via GECAS)
• 1 A321neo to Scoot (leased via BOC Aviation)
• 4 A320neos to Sichuan Airlines (2 leased via AerCap, 2 via Bocomm Leasing)
• 1 A350-900 to Singapore Airlines
• 1 A320neo to Sky Express
• 4 A320neos to Spirit Airlines (2 leased via AerCap)
• 2 A320neos to Spring Airlines
• 2 A321neos to Spring Airlines
• 2 A321neos to Turkish Airlines
• 1 A320neo to Vistara (leased via Avolon)
• 1 A321neo to Vistara (leased via Air Lease Corporation)
• 1 A320neo to Viva Air Colombia (leased via Aviation Capital Group)
• 5 A320neos to Volaris (4 leased via Aviation Capital Group)
• 2 A321neos to Wizz Air Hungary
• 1 A350-900 to World2Fly (leased via Air Lease Corporation)

Airbus has now logged orders for a total of 165 aircraft and a total of 127 cancellations, taking its net orders to 38 for 2021.

Airbus Updates No.3448

 25% Of Airbus’ 2021 Deliveries To Date Came In June

Airbus has today revealed its delivery figures for June 2021. The European aircraft manufacturer made a total of 77 deliveries last month. Notably, this figure represents almost 26% of the company’s deliveries for the whole year so far.

Airbus had an active June, delivering its range of aircraft all across the continents. Photo: Airbus

In total, Airbus made 77 deliveries to 44 customers during the month. Additionally, since the beginning of the year, 297 deliveries were made to 67 customers.

The A320 family leads the pack

The A320neo was the most delivered aircraft, with 30 handovers. China Eastern, Volaris, Spirit, Gulf Air, Frontier Airlines, and Wizz Air were among the takers of the narrowbody. Several lessors also received the type to pass on to other carriers.

The A321neo was the second most delivered model, with 26 arrivals to company facilities. The likes of IndiGo, Peach, MEA, Gulf Air, Cathay Pacific China Eastern, Wizz Air, American Airlines, Lufthansa, China Southern, Juneyao Air, JetBlue took delivery of the plane. Lessors were also busy taking it on.

Airbus had 73 orders in June, but 70 of these were from United Airlines for A321neo aircraft. Photo: Airbus

Widebody action

It wasn’t only narrowbodies that were busy being handed over last month. For instance, several A350s were delivered to airlines. Nine A350-900s were delivered along with two A350-100s. Aeroflot, Air France, Singapore Airlines, Spring Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Air Caraibes, and China Southern were some of those who received the twinjet.

There was a sole A380 delivery in June. It’s no surprise who took this plane on. Emirates received the superjumbo on June 18th.

Overall, during the first half of the year, deliveries have been split into the following.

• A220-100 x 3
• A220-300 x 18
• A319ceo x 1
• A319neo x 1
• A320neo x 125
• A321ceo x 15
• A321neo x 95
• A330-200 x 1
• A330-800 x 1
• A330-900 x 5
• A350-900 x 27
• A350-1000 x 3
• A380 x 2