Why No Quick Fixes Are In Sight For Airbus

May 05, 2023
Airbus aircraft in hangar
Credit: Stefan Kruijer/Airbus
At first glance, things are beginning to look better for Airbus. In March, the OEM managed to deliver 51 of its A320neo-family aircraft, and analysts predicted a similar output for April. Both achievements would represent a substantial improvement over January and February, when the company managed...

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