Airbus handed over 35 commercial jets to 21 customers during February 2026, while booking 28 gross orders mainly from the A320neo family.
Deliveries broke down into eight A220-300s, four A320neos, 21 A321neos, one A350-900 and one A350-1000. Notable recipients included Egyptair for its first A350-900, Japan Airlines for an additional A350-1000, and Qantas for its fourth A321XLR. The total raises year-to-date deliveries to 54 aircraft across 27 customers, following 19 in January.
On the order side, Kazakhstan’s Air Astana placed the largest commitment with five A320neos and 20 A321neos. Tigerair Taiwan added two A321neos, and one undisclosed buyer took a single A320neo. No widebody orders surfaced that month, leaving Airbus with just one such deal so far in 2026.
February’s output marked an uptick from January amid persistent engine supply issues, though early-year pacesetters typically lag after December rushes.