Boeing Delivered Aircraft Stat

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Here’s an updated snapshot of Boeing’s aircraft delivery performance:

June 2025 Deliveries & Q2 Overview

60 jets delivered in June, marking a 27% year-over-year increase—Boeing’s strongest monthly total since late 2023  .

• These included:

• 42 Boeing 737 MAX

• 9 Boeing 787 Dreamliners

• 4 Boeing 777 freighters

• 5 Boeing 767s (including 3 KC‑46 military tankers) .

• Notably, 8 aircraft were delivered to Chinese customers—the first since April, after trade restrictions were lifted .

• In Q2 2025, Boeing delivered a total of 150 commercial aircraft, surpassing last year’s Q2 total of 92 and exceeding analyst expectations (~129) .

Year-to-Date Performance & Backlog

• Total deliveries in H1 2025: 280 aircraft (through June) .

• For comparison, Airbus delivered ~300 jets in the same period .

• Boeing continues working through its order backlog, with 737 MAX backlog north of 4,700 units as of March-end

Key Drivers & Context

1. Recovery from previous production & safety setbacks: The surge in 737 MAX deliveries reflects Boeing’s renewed production capacity, resolving prior delays and certification issues .

2. Trade normalization with China: Deliveries to China resumed in June, indicating easing of trade tensions .

3. Q2 deliveries exceed estimates: At 150 units, Q2 deliveries beat forecasts, showing strong momentum .

Trends & Forward Look

• Boeing appears to be ramping back to pre-crisis delivery rates, particularly in its narrowbody line.

• Despite improvements, Airbus currently leads for the year, with ~300 deliveries vs Boeing’s 280  .

• The 787 Dreamliner program is also seeing improvements: June saw 9 units delivered, while Q2 featured 24 Dreamliners (double Q1) .

Summary

• June 2025: 60 jets; strong rebound, incl. China resumption

• Q2 2025: 150 units delivered, above expectations

• H1 2025: 280 total—narrowly behind Airbus’ ~300

• Positive momentum, but Boeing yet to catch up fully in annual totals

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