Airbus projects demand for 8,190 new passenger aircraft in Europe by 2045

Airbus projects demand for 8,190 new passenger aircraft in Europe by 2045
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Airbus forecasts that 8,190 new passenger aircraft will be needed in Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States between 2026 and 2045, while the global demand over the same period is projected at 42,060 aircraft.

The manufacturer also expects worldwide deliveries of 33,920 single‑aisle and 8,140 wide‑body aircraft during the 20‑year horizon.

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