11 aviation articles tagged “Aircraft Deliveries”
Boeing secured an early 2026 lead over Airbus, delivering 46 aircraft and booking 103 net new orders in January, driven by strong 737 MAX production.
Airbus delivered 78 aircraft in October 2025, outpacing Boeing's 53, as both OEMs face challenges meeting annual targets amid supply chain issues.
Boeing delivered 46 aircraft in January 2026, outpacing Airbus's 19, signaling a production rebound after the FAA lifted its 737 MAX output cap.
Boeing started 2026 with 46 deliveries and 107 orders in January, surpassing Airbus's 19 deliveries and 49 orders, signaling a potential shift in momentum.
Boeing delivered 46 aircraft in January 2026, far outpacing Airbus's 19 units as the American manufacturer gains an early lead in the yearly race.
Boeing surpassed Airbus in aircraft deliveries and orders during January 2026; the shift marks a major recovery for the American plane maker.
A global shortage of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) and delays in new, efficient aircraft deliveries are jeopardizing the airline industry's 2050 net-zero emissions target.
Airbus and Boeing delivered an estimated 72 aircraft in January 2026, a post-year-end drop reflecting a December surge and contractual delivery timing.
Steven Udvar-Hazy warns Boeing/Airbus production struggles will constrain global aircraft supply for years; airlines must operate older jets longer.
Boeing secured more net orders in 2025, but Airbus maintained its delivery lead for the seventh consecutive year, as both face severe supply chain and production challenges.
Boeing reported 160 commercial deliveries in Q4 2025, its strongest quarter since 2018, driven by increased 737 MAX and 787 production.
