According to CNBC, airbus' first-quarter adjusted operating profit declined by 52% to 300 million euros, down from 624 million euros in the same period last year.
First-quarter sales came in at 12.65 billion euros ($14.82 billion), while earnings per share were 74 euro cents.
58 billion euros, indicating a slight shortfall in revenue relative to forecasts.
Analysts had expected sales of 12.58 billion euros, indicating a slight shortfall in revenue relative to forecasts.
The report highlights a broader trend in the aviation sector, where demand for new aircraft has softened amid macroeconomic uncertainty and shifting airline strategies.