Commercial aircraft deliveries reached 161 units during the third quarter, according to operational figures released by Boeing.
The output lifted the company’s year-to-date commercial total to 475 aircraft.
Boeing stated that it recorded major programmeme deliveries across its commercial and defence operations during the three-month period.
Commercial transfers were led by the 737 programme, with 124 aircraft handed over in the third quarter and 367 units delivered year-to-date.
The manufacturer completed 22 deliveries for its 787 widebody programme during the quarter, bringing year-to-date 787 deliveries to 62 aircraft.
Across its other widebody lines, the company handed over 10 767 aircraft and five 777 models during the third quarter. Year-to-date totals reached 26 units for the 767 and 20 units for the 777.
In its defence, space, and security division, deliveries reached 33 units during the third quarter, bringing year-to-date defence transfers to 98.
Rotorcraft handovers included three new-build AH-64 Apache helicopters and 12 remanufactured units during the quarter.
Year-to-date Apache figures stood at 11 new-build aircraft and 36 remanufactured units.
Chinook deliveries stood at two new-build units and one renewed model in the third quarter, taking year-to-date totals to seven new-build and four renewed units.
Military fixed-wing deliveries comprised two F-15 models, two F/A-18 models, and seven KC-46 Tankers during the quarter. Year-to-date numbers reached six F-15 models, seven F/A-18 models, and 15 KC-46 Tankers.
Additional defence and space deliveries included one MH-139 aircraft and three commercial and civil satellites in the third quarter. Year-to-date figures reached six MH-139 units, two P-8 models, and four commercial and civil satellites.
The company noted that delivery figures are not final until official quarterly financial results are released.
Boeing is scheduled to release its third-quarter 2026 financial results on October 27, 2026, where president and CEO Kelly Ortberg and executive vice president and chief financial officer Jay Malave will review full quarterly earnings, financial performance, and operational expectations.
