Apple has delayed the launch of the iPhone Air 2, pushing it from fall 2026 to spring 2027. The change comes as the company responds to customer feedback, specifically by adding a second camera lens to the device. While the new release date is not officially confirmed, Apple is trying to align the iPhone Air 2 launch with updates to the base model iPhone 18, which will also see a shift to spring releases. The decision to delay stems from the iPhone Air's underwhelming sales, prompting Apple to rethink its strategy for the device. Historically, Apple updates its iPhone models annually, so the iPhone Air 2 would have typically debuted in fall 2026 with minor improvements. Now, engineers are working to meet the new spring deadline, though further delays into 2027 are possible. The complexity of redesigning an iPhone, especially with the addition of new features, makes hitting that target challenging.