Katie Greifeld

And I'm Katie Greifeld.

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Let's talk about Airbus.

Shares just barely finishing the day in the green.

That's after they reported third quarter adjusted EBIT that beat estimates.

But it's not all good news.

The CEO also sounding the warning bell that Airbus deliveries remain very backloaded.

I'm pleased to say that that CEO joins us now.

His name is Guillaume Faury.

He is the CEO of Airbus.

Guillaume, great to have you with us.

Let's talk about this target.

You say that you're sticking to the target to deliver 820 aircraft to customers this year.

You've only delivered about 507 through September.

So what gives you the confidence that you'll be able to hit those numbers come the end of 2025?

And would you say that the engines are still your biggest bottleneck at this moment?

You mentioned the gliders, for example.

I know you had to park some ready made planes because of that engine issue.

So is that the biggest issue, would you say, when it comes to the state of your supply chain?