Airbus CEO Says Pratt Engine Deliveries Are 'Significantly Behind'
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury says that Pratt & Whitney's engine delivery outlook for 2026 is "significantly behind their previous commitments." He speaks to Bloomberg's Guy Johnson after the aircraft manufacturer said monthly production of A320 aircraft may fall short of 75 units by the end of next year because Pratt isn't able to keep up with demand.
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