Boeing's Aircraft Deliveries Reach New Heights in First Half of 2026

Boeing's aircraft delivery pace has accelerated in the first seven months of 2026. The company handed over 53 commercial jets in July, a slight increase from the same month last year but part of a larger trend.

This brings Boeing's total deliveries for the period to 367 aircraft, up 12% compared to the same time in 2025 when it delivered 328 planes. Last month, June, saw an even stronger delivery pace with 64 aircraft handed over.

The majority of these deliveries were from the 737 MAX family, which accounted for 39 aircraft, followed by 10 787 Dreamliners and a smaller number of other models such as the 767 and 777 Freighter. United Airlines received the largest number of new planes in July with seven 737 MAX jets and three 787-9s.

Boeing also secured orders for 38 new aircraft during the month, including 15 787-9s from AerCap and eight split between four 737 MAX jets and four 787-9s from Uganda National Airlines. However, after accounting for cancellations and conversions, Boeing recorded 43 net orders in July.