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Airbus outperforms Boeing in APAC commercial aircraft market

Gone Sai Kiran, aerospace and defence analyst at GlobalDataBy Gone Sai Kiran, aerospace and defence analyst at GlobalDataApril 26, 20242 Mins Read
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Air India may add to its existing aircraft order with Airbus for A320neo, A321neo, A350-1000 and A350-900 jets

With a strong order book from airline operators and leasing companies based in India, China, and Singapore during 2020–2024, Airbus has fortified its position in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) commercial aircraft market amid continued Boeing’s woes. As Boeing is being scrutinised for multiple mishaps involving its 737 Max aircraft line, it is continuing to lose ground in the APAC region to Airbus, its biggest competitor

GlobalData’s research reveals that, in the APAC region, Airbus received a total of 1,489 aircraft orders between 2020 and 2024 (up to March 2024), compared to only 561 aircraft orders for Boeing.

Notable Airbus customers in the region, including Indigo Airlines, Air India, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, and BOC Aviation, have either chosen not to order from Boeing, or have ordered fewer units from Boeing as compared to Airbus.

Indigo Airlines has the highest number of Airbus orders, with 510 aircraft, compared to none from Boeing. On the other hand, Air India has ordered 250 aircraft from Airbus, complemented by 220 aircraft from Boeing. BOC Aviation and China Eastern Airlines have ordered 107 and 100 aircraft from Airbus, respectively, omitting Boeing from their procurement portfolio. A major reason for Chinese airline operators to avoid ordering from Boeing could be the US-China trade war that was witnessed in recent years.

GlobalData’s dashboard also uncovers that Airbus has outpaced Boeing in terms of deliveries. Between 2020 and 2024, Airbus delivered 2,717 aircraft, while Boeing only managed to deliver 1,594 aircraft. Boeing, which had plans to increase the production capacity of its top-selling aircraft model, the 737 Max, is currently facing severe challenges on multiple fronts as the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) froze its expansion plans in January 2024 due to an ongoing audit of its existing production lines. This is further expected to affect Boeing’s aircraft delivery rate in the coming years.

Ongoing allegations on Boeing’s production quality standards and the FAA’s decree to airlines to halt operations of some Boeing aircraft models have led to multiple cancellations of Boeing orders recently. These events have been favourable for Airbus in gaining a competitive edge in this mainly duopoly market.

GlobalData is a leading data and analytics company.

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