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CTOnews.com, September 24 (Xinhua)-- Airbus plans to increase production of narrow-body aircraft to 75 per month by 2025, despite difficulties in getting enough engines and other components from suppliers, according to the Wall Street Journal.

On Thursday, local time, an Airbus spokesman said the company's goals for the A320 series of aircraft remained unchanged, taking into account an assessment of supply chain readiness. Sources have previously revealed that Airbus has privately begun to reduce pressure on suppliers in terms of its 2025 target.

CTOnews.com learned that Airbus noted that it was aware of the current supply chain challenges and adjusted its medium-term target two months ago. In July, the company predicted that production would reach 65 a month by early 2024, six months later than its previous forecast.

According to the financial report, Airbus delivered 142 civil aircraft in the first quarter of 2022, including 11 A220 aircraft, 109 A320 series aircraft, 6 A330 aircraft and 16 A350 aircraft.

When it released its first-quarter results in May this year, Airbus said that the production capacity of the A320 series aircraft was moving towards the goal of 65 aircraft per month by the summer of 2023, and that it was aiming for a production rate of 75 aircraft per month by 2025.

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