Boeing delivered 161 commercial aircraft in the third quarter of 2026, bringing its January–September total to 475. The 737 accounted for most deliveries, with 124 aircraft handed over during the quarter and 367 so far this year.
Third-quarter widebody deliveries comprised 22 Boeing 787s, ten 767s and five 777s. Their respective nine-month totals reached 62, 26 and 20 aircraft.
Boeing’s Defense, Space & Security division reported 33 deliveries during the quarter, taking its year-to-date total to 98. These included 15 new or remanufactured Apache helicopters, three new or renewed Chinooks, seven KC-46 tankers, two F-15s, two F/A-18s, one MH-139 helicopter and three commercial or civil satellites. No P-8 aircraft were delivered during the quarter.
Boeing noted that the delivery figures remain provisional until its quarterly financial results are published.
This post was published on 13 October 2026 17:52
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