Airbus figures for January show that the airframer delivered 20 aircraft to 15 customers in the first month of 2023.
Deliveries included 18 single-aisle airliners to customers including Air Lease Corporation (ALC) and Aviation Capital Group (ACG).
Two wide-body airliners were also delivered, an A330-900 for Virgin Atlantic and an A350-900 for Starlux Airlines, both leased through ALC.
Airbus A350-900 (Image: Nick Harding / Max Thrust Digital)
In addition to the deliveries, there was also a positive start to the year for orders with a total of 36 aircraft being ordered in January.
Orders included 24 A320neo family aircraft and 12 A220-300 aircraft.
With many aircraft components, including the wings for all A3XX family airliners, being produced in the UK, the strong start is great news for the UK economy.
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