Aviation News – Boeing delivered 600 commercial aircraft in 2025, its highest annual total since 2018, signaling continued progress in the manufacturer’s multi-year recovery and strengthening confidence among airline customers worldwide.
The figures, released on January 13, 2026, show Boeing delivered 160 aircraft in the fourth quarter alone. Output was led by the 737 and 787 programs, with fourth-quarter deliveries including 117 aircraft from the 737 family, 27 Boeing 787 Dreamliners, 10 Boeing 767s, and six Boeing 777s. For the full year, deliveries totaled 447 Boeing 737s, 88 Boeing 787s, 35 Boeing 777s, and 30 Boeing 767s, reflecting a steady ramp-up across multiple production lines.
The strong delivery performance highlights improved production stability and supply chain coordination, with narrowbody and widebody programs moving in parallel. The 737 remains the backbone of Boeing’s commercial output, while the 787 program continues to bolt together higher delivery rates following earlier disruptions, supporting long-haul fleet renewal plans for airlines.
