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Boeing on Pace to Increase Aircraft Deliveries in 2026
The planemaker also delivered 475 jets in the first nine months, while 737 MAX output rose as Boeing worked to stabilize production.
- On Tuesday, Boeing delivered 57 jets in September, its highest monthly total this year, marking an 11.8% increase from the 51 aircraft delivered in August.
- Boeing delivered 363 737 MAX jets through September, the program's highest output for the first nine months of a year, though CEO Kelly Ortberg noted that hitting 47 aircraft monthly has taken longer than expected.
- Driven by a 100-jet order from Turkish Airlines, Boeing booked 165 gross orders last month, including 132 for the 737 MAX, 23 for the 787 Dreamliner, and 10 for 777 freighters.
- Despite the production gains, Boeing remains behind European rival Airbus, which delivered 547 aircraft through September and recorded 1,174 gross orders in the first three quarters.
- Boeing's commercial backlog grew to 6,371 aircraft by the end of September, up from 6,156 in August, and the planemaker is scheduled to report its third-quarter financial results on October 27, 2026.
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Boeing's aircraft manufacturer delivered 475 commercial aircraft in the first nine months of the year (+8% year-on-year), including a record of 363 copies of its flagship family, the 737 MAX, he announced on Tuesday at its site.
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Boeing delivered 363 aircraft 737 MAX between January and September 2026, a record for the first nine months of a year. The monocouloir represents more than three quarters of the 475 aircraft handed over by the American manufacturer over this period, a total increase of 8% over a year. 737 MAX: a new record after that of [...]
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