Airbus targets 100 A320neo successor jets per month, aiming for 1,200 annually

Airbus targets 100 A320neo successor jets per month, aiming for 1,200 annually
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Airbus announced a plan to produce 100 single‑aisle aircraft each month for the A320neo successor, which would total 1,200 jets per year if sustained.

The company said the 100‑per‑month goal is one‑third higher than the current A320 family output and follows a delayed target of 75 per month; it expects to maintain 70‑75 aircraft per month through the end of 2027, with Pratt & Whitney engine availability cited as a major constraint.

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