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List of Airbus A350 orders and deliveries

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This article lists the orders made by airlines and other buyers for the Airbus A350 XWB aircraft which is currently in development by Airbus.

Orders and options

Firm orders

Net orders (cumulative by year)
As of 30 November 2013[1]
A350-800 A350-900 A350-1000 Total firm orders
61 577 186 814[2]

Orders and deliveries by year

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Total
Net orders 20 292[3] 163[4] 51 78 -31 27 232 814[2]
Deliveries

Orders sortable, presorted by customer

Date Customer EIS A350-800 A350-900 A350-1000 TBD TOTAL Options Press Release
11 April 2008 Aer Lingus 2015 9 9 6 [5][6]
20 June 2007 Aeroflot Russian Airlines 2018 8 14 22 [7]
10 December 2007 Afriqiyah Airways 2017 6 6 [8]
1 October 2012 Afriqiyah Airways 2017 -6 10 4 [9]
20 December 2013 Air Caraïbes ? 3 3 [10]
4 November 2010 Air China 2016 10 10 [11]
19 June 2013 Air France-KLM 2017 25 25 25 [12]
4 February 2013 Air Lease Corporation 2018 20 5 25 5 [13][14]
16 June 2009 AirAsia X 2016 10 10 5 [15]
4 June 2008 Aircraft Purchase Fleet (Air One) 12 12 12 [16]
18 June 2007 ALAFCO 2015 12 12 6 [17][18][19]
16 July 2008 Asiana Airlines 2016 8 12 10 30 10 [20]
21 January 2008 Avianca 2015 10 10 10 [21][22]
31 December 2006 AWAS (Pegasus Aviation) ? 2 2 [23]
17 July 2008 BAA Jet Management (VIP) ? 1 1 [24][25]
30 December 2007 Bangkok Airways 4 4 [26]
6 September 2011 Bangkok Airways -4 -4 [27]
30 April 2013 Business Jet / VIP -1 -1 [28]
14 November 2007 C Jet (VIP) ? 1 1 [29][30]
16 September 2010 Cathay Pacific 2016 30 30 [31][32]
20 January 2012 Cathay Pacific 2016 6 6 [33]
8 August 2012 Cathay Pacific 2016 -16 26 10 [34][35]
22 January 2008 China Airlines 2015 14 14 6 [36][37]
20 June 2007 CIT Group ? 5 2 7 [38][39]
1 July 2011 CIT Group ? -5 3 -2 [40]
3 January 2013 CIT Group ? 10 10 [41]
11 November 2007 Emirates ? 50 20 70 50 [42][43]
15 November 2009 Ethiopian Airlines 2017 12 12 [44][45]
14 July 2008 Etihad Airways 2017 12 12 10 [46][47]
17 November 2013 Etihad Airways 2017 40 10 50 [48]
8 March 2007 Finnair 2015 11 11 8 [49]
4 February 2008 Hawaiian Airlines 2017 6 6 6 [50][51]
13 October 2010 Hong Kong Airlines 2018 15 15 [52]
25 September 2013 IAG (British Airways) 2018 18 18 18 [53][54]
26 October 2007 ILFC ? 6 14 20 [55][56]
7 October 2013 Japan Airlines 2019 18 13 31 25 [57][58]
20 June 2007 Kingfisher Airlines 5 5 [59][60]
9 December 2013 Kuwait Airways ? 10 10 [61]
10 December 2007 Libyan Airlines 2017 4 4 [1]
19 September 2013 Lufthansa 2016 25 25 30 [62][63]
18 June 2007 Qatar Airways 2014 20 40 20 80 [2],

[64]

3 December 2012 Qatar Airways 2017 -20 3 17 0 [3]
3 October 2013 Scandinavian Airlines 2018 8 8 6 ,[65][66]
22 June 2007 Singapore Airlines 2015 20 20 [67]
13 December 2012 Singapore Airlines 2015 20 20 [4]
30 May 2013 Singapore Airlines 2017 30 30 20 [5][68]
22 July 2013 SriLankan Airlines 2019 4 4 [69]
21 January 2008 TAM Airlines ? 22 22 10 [70]
28 July 2010 TAM Airlines ? 5 5 [71]
26 November 2007 TAP Portugal 2015 12 12 3 [72][73]
11 August 2011 Thai Airways 2016 4 4 [74][75]
15 July 2008 Tunisair 3 3 [76]
31 May 2013 Tunisair -3 -3 [77]
10 March 2010 United Airlines 2016 25 25 50 [78][79]
20 June 2013 United Airlines 2018 -25 35 10 [80]
5 October 2007 US Airways 2017 18 4 22 [81][82]
27 December 2013 US Airways 2017 -18 18 0 [83]
21 December 2007 Vietnam Airlines ? 10 10 2 [84]
13 November 2007 Yemenia ? 10 10 [85][86]
Total firm orders 61 577 186 814[2] 247

Legend

Meaning Symbol
Date not known ?
Entry into service EIS
Firm order 10
Commitment 10
Cancelled or converted order -10
Type not chosen TBD

Orders & deliveries graph

See also

References

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