Airbus Suppliers Remain Uncertain About Ramp-Ups

December 14, 2021
Airbus narrowbody final assembly
Airbus narrowbody final assembly will grow more complex with an increased A321neo production share.
Credit: Airbus
Airbus gave suppliers an early warning of its expectations at the end of May, when CEO Guillaume Faury told them of the airframer’s plans: Build 45 single-aisle aircraft per month by the end of 2021, 64 in the second quarter of 2023—later fine-tuned to “65 in the summer”-— and explore how to get to...

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