The commercial division remains anchored by the 737, which accounted for the bulk of the quarterly output. Boeing also supplied 25 units of the 787 Dreamliner, alongside 10 of the 767 and seven of the 777 models. These figures reflect the company's ongoing efforts to stabilize production lines amid broader supply chain pressures.
Boeing Reports Steady Mid-Year Delivery Pace
Boeing delivered 171 commercial aircraft during the second quarter of 2026, bringing the total year-to-date output to 314 planes. While the core 737 program continues to drive volume with 129 units delivered in the three-month period, the company’s defense sector maintains a diversified production schedule across its rotary and fixed-wing fleets.
On the defense front, Boeing saw consistent activity across its military portfolio. The AH-64 Apache program led the segment with six new-build deliveries and nine remanufactured units. Other notable contributions included four KC-46 tankers, three F-15 models, and three F/A-18 aircraft. The company noted that these delivery metrics remain subject to final verification upon the release of its comprehensive quarterly financial results.
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