Boeing October 2026 Delivery and Order Update
Boeing Co (NYSE:BA) reported that it delivered 49 aircraft in October 2026, a decline from the 57 aircraft delivered in September 2026 and the 53 aircraft delivered in October 2025. The October delivery mix comprised 32 737 MAX jets, 11 787 Dreamliners, two 777 freighters, and three 767 aircraft, one of which was for Boeing Defense’s KC‑46 tanker program.
During the same month Boeing secured 165 new orders with no cancellations, representing its strongest net‑order October since 1997. Aircraft lessor Avolon accounted for the bulk of the new business, placing an order for 140 737 MAX jets.
Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg reiterated that the company will not achieve its target of approximately 500 737 deliveries for the 2026 calendar year. Boeing is working to raise the 737 production rate to 47 aircraft per month and expects to attain that rate in early 2027. Current output remains constrained by limited wing production for the 737, and a supplier dispute has halted wing production for both the 777 freighter and 767 models.