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Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury told CNBC on Tuesday that the plane maker remains on pace to deliver about 820 commercial aircraft in 2025, even as engine production delays continue to limit its capabilities.

In an interview with CNBC's Phil LeBeau , Faury said the European company is "on track" with aircraft production and has been making "gliders," or finished planes without engines, as it awaits engine deliveries from manufacturers CFM International and Pratt & Whitney.

"All our attention will be on engine deliveries from both CFM and Pratt & Whitney, but they're telling us that they will be able to deliver what we need. So we remain positive for the back end of the year," Faury said.

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