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| Apr. 24 | Airbus says it accepts request by Canadian union for conciliation | RE |
| Apr. 24 | Korean Air in Discussions to Purchase at Least 10 Boeing 777X Jetliners | MT |
PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus is tempering the pace of planned production increases due in part to the limited availability of engines for new airplane production, industry sources said on Wednesday.
The planemaker now expects to reach a planned level of 65 single-aisle jets a month in late 2024 and an ultimate target of 75 a month in 2026, they said.
The shallower "hockey stick" shaped recovery follows supply chain snags and suggests a realistic delivery goal for 2023 may not exceed the 720 units originally slated for 2022, a target that was eventually abandoned, a senior industry source said.
An Airbus spokesman declined to comment.
(Reporting by Tim Hepher. Editing by Jane Merriman)
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