Boeing delivered 161 commercial aircraft and 33 defence, space and security units during the third quarter of 2026, covering the three months ended 30 September. Commercial deliveries included 124 737s, 10 767s, five 777s and 22 787s, taking the company’s commercial total for the first nine months to 475 aircraft, including 367 737s.
Defence, Space & Security deliveries comprised three new AH-64 Apaches, 12 remanufactured Apaches, two new CH-47 Chinooks, one renewed Chinook, two F-15s, two F/A-18s, seven KC-46 tankers, one MH-139 and three commercial and civil satellites. The division’s deliveries for the first nine months reached 98 units.
The 737 accounted for more than three-quarters of Boeing’s commercial deliveries in the quarter, highlighting the importance of the narrowbody programme to overall production output. The company’s delivery figures include new-build production units as well as remanufactured and modified units. Boeing’s totals remain subject to final confirmation when it reports its quarterly financial results.