Airbus achieved a strong close to 2025, delivering 793 commercial aircraft to 91 customers worldwide—surpassing its revised target of around 790 despite persistent supply chain challenges and quality-related setbacks. This total represents a solid 4% increase from the 766 aircraft handed over in 2024, reinforcing Airbus’s position as the leading commercial aircraft manufacturer for the…
The Boeing 787 Dreamliner (produced by Boeing) ranks as one of the most advanced and passenger-favorite commercial aircraft in 2025–2026, redefining long-haul travel with its composite materials (50% of structure), fuel efficiency (up to 25% better than predecessors), and superior cabin environment. Entering service in 2011, the 787 family (787-8, -9, -10) offers ranges up…
The Boeing 737 family, produced by Boeing (headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, USA), remains one of the most iconic and historically dominant aircraft series in commercial aviation. Although the Airbus A320 family overtook it in total deliveries in 2025 (ending decades of leadership), the 737 — especially the modern 737 MAX variants — continues as a…
Airbus (headquartered in Toulouse, France, with major facilities across Europe) stands as the world’s largest aircraft manufacturer in 2025–2026, leading in market capitalization (over $140–150 billion range), annual deliveries (consistently outperforming rivals), and backlog. In 2024–2025, Airbus delivered hundreds more aircraft than competitors, with the A320neo family (A319neo, A320neo, A321neo, including the ultra-long-range A321XLR) driving…
