Boeing delivered 53 aircraft in July 2026, up from a year earlier but below the 64 jets handed over in June, as the US planemaker continued to trail Airbus on monthly deliveries. The total included 39 737 MAXs, 10 787 Dreamliners, one 777 freighter and three 767s, lifting Boeing’s year-to-date deliveries to 367 aircraft.
The July tally also brought 38 gross orders and 30 net orders after cancellations, with some bookings tied to the subdued Farnborough Airshow. Boeing’s order flow was led by the single-aisle 737 MAX and the long-haul 787, reflecting a mix that remains heavily weighted toward core commercial programmes.
Airbus delivered 67 aircraft in July, keeping the European manufacturer ahead on both monthly and year-to-date deliveries. Boeing’s 367 deliveries through the end of July leave it still building volume after a year of production and quality disruptions, while the latest order figures point to continued demand despite a softer show season.