(Reuters) – Airbus predicted a 7% rise in commercial deliveries to around 820 jets in 2025 and confirmed a delay in its A350 freighter model as it posted lower core annual operating earnings broadly in line with expectations.
Europe’s largest aerospace group also took a fresh charge of 300 million euros ($312.63 million) for its troubled Space business, while flagging potential risks to the long-term future of its slow-selling A400M military transport aircraft.
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(Reporting by Gianluca Lo Nostro and Tim Hepher; Editing by Matt Scuffham and Jamie Freed)
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