Aimie Stone

1 month ago | aircraftinteriorsinternational.com | Aimie Stone |Adam Gavine

Commercial aircraft orders grew by almost two thirds in February 2025 compared to February 2024. 27 narrowbody aircraft were ordered in February 2025, although no widebody aircraft orders were placed. The latest commercial aircraft data from ADS, the UK’s aerospace, defence, security and space trade association, further highlights a sustained growth in aircraft deliveries, with 86 delivered in February 2025.

1 month ago | aircraftinteriorsinternational.com | Aimie Stone |Adam Gavine

Commercial aircraft orders grew 168% in January 2025 compared to January 2024, significantly exceeding the five-year average of 67. The latest commercial aircraft data from ADS further highlights a sustained growth in deliveries, with 71 aircraft delivered in January 2025, marking the highest January delivery rate since 2019. The strong January order rebound signals a return of confidence among airline decision-makers, echoing trends seen in 2022 and 2023.

Oct 9, 2024 | aircraftinteriorsinternational.com | Aimie Stone |Adam Gavine

The number of commercial aircraft delivered in August 2024 was higher than in any August since 2018 according to ADS, the trade association for the UK’s aerospace, defence, security and space sectors. ADS figures highlight the fourth consecutive August of improved aircraft deliveries, with 90 aircraft delivered. Despite a 3% growth in August aircraft deliveries, challenges in the supply chain mean that 2024 delivery rates are lagging 9% behind 2023 figures.

Jul 26, 2024 | aircraftinteriorsinternational.com | Aimie Stone |Adam Gavine

Deals announced across the first four days of the 2024 Farnborough International Airshow were worth a total of £81.5 billion, according to ADS Group, the trade association for the UK’s aerospace, defence, security and space sectors. The deals agreed are worth an estimated £13 billion to the UK. The 260 firm aircraft orders alone are worth £6.4 billion for the UK, while the 808 firm engine orders are worth at least another £1.2 billion to the UK at current prices.

May 2, 2024 | aircraftinteriorsinternational.com | Aimie Stone |Adam Gavine

While aircraft orders with Airbus and Boeing continue to gain momentum, challenges and kinks with production capacity are causing a downward trend (year on year) in aircraft deliveries. 301 aircraft orders placed in Q1 2024 represents a 9% improvement on the first quarter of 2023, while the number of aircraft on backlog order is 17% ahead of 2023, at 15,812. Notably, there are 30,000 aircraft engines on firm order, reflecting increased confidence by manufacturers.