Airbus (EU:AIR) reported on Friday that it handed over 72 aircraft in November, bringing total deliveries for 2025 to 657 jets. The latest monthly tally follows what CEO Guillaume Faury called a weak period due to an industrial issue that temporarily disrupted operations.

With only one month left in the year, Airbus now needs to deliver 133 aircraft in December to meet its revised full-year goal of 790 planes. Hitting that figure would require one of the highest monthly delivery rates in the company’s history as it continues working through the production hurdles that have weighed on output throughout 2025.

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