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Boeing Reports 161 Commercial and 33 Defense Deliveries in Q3

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The Boeing Company (BA ) announced major program deliveries across its commercial and defense operations for the third quarter of 2026 in a release dated October 13, 2026 from Arlington, Virginia. Commercial Airplanes deliveries totaled 161 for the quarter and 475 for the year to date, while Defense, Space & Security deliveries totaled 33 for the quarter and 98 year-to-date.

Commercial Airplanes

The commercial table lists per-program figures for the quarter and for the year to date. The 737 program recorded 124 deliveries during the third quarter and 367 year-to-date. The 767 program recorded 10 deliveries during the quarter, for a year-to-date total of 26. Boeing delivered five 777 airplanes during the quarter, with the program’s year-to-date figure at 20. The 787 program recorded 22 deliveries during the quarter and 62 year-to-date.

Defense, Space & Security

The Defense, Space & Security table breaks third-quarter and year-to-date deliveries out by program. Boeing reported three new-build AH-64 Apache deliveries in the third quarter and 11 year-to-date, alongside 12 remanufactured Apache deliveries in the quarter and 36 year-to-date. CH-47 Chinook deliveries consisted of two new units in the quarter and seven year-to-date, plus one renewed unit in the quarter and four year-to-date.

F-15 model deliveries were two in the quarter and six year-to-date, and F/A-18 model deliveries were two in the quarter and seven year-to-date. The KC-46 Tanker program recorded seven deliveries in the quarter and 15 year-to-date. Boeing delivered one MH-139 in the quarter, bringing the type’s year-to-date figure to six. The company recorded no P-8 model deliveries during the quarter; the P-8 year-to-date figure is two. Commercial and civil satellite deliveries were three in the quarter and four year-to-date.

A footnote to the defense table states that the total reflects deliveries of new-build production units, including remanufactures and modifications. The release also notes that delivery information is not considered final until quarterly financial results are issued.

The third-quarter release follows Boeing’s second-quarter delivery announcement, dated July 14, 2026. That release reported commercial deliveries of 171 for the second quarter of 2026 and a year-to-date commercial total of 314 at the time, comprising 737 deliveries of 129 for the quarter and 243 year-to-date, 767 deliveries of 10 and 16, 777 deliveries of seven and 15, and 787 deliveries of 25 and 40.

Second-quarter defense deliveries totaled 35, with the year-to-date defense figure at 65 as of that report. The July table listed six new AH-64 Apaches for the quarter and eight year-to-date, nine remanufactured Apaches for the quarter and 24 year-to-date, four new CH-47 Chinooks for the quarter and five year-to-date, and two renewed Chinooks for the quarter and three year-to-date. It also listed three F-15 models for the quarter and four year-to-date, three F/A-18 models for the quarter and five year-to-date, four KC-46 tankers for the quarter and eight year-to-date, three MH-139s for the quarter and five year-to-date, one P-8 for the quarter and two year-to-date, and no commercial and civil satellite deliveries for the quarter against one year-to-date. The July release carried the same footnote defining the defense total as deliveries of new-build production units, including remanufactures and modifications, and the same note that delivery information is not considered final until quarterly financial results are issued.

Boeing announced on September 30, 2026 that it will release its third-quarter 2026 financial results on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. President and Chief Executive Officer Kelly Ortberg and Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Jay Malave will discuss the results and company outlook during a conference call starting at 10:30 a.m. Eastern Time. According to the September announcement, the event webcast, news release and presentation materials, as well as a subsequent transcript, will be accessible in the Events and Presentations section of Boeing’s investor website, and participants are encouraged to verify access to the webcast and materials prior to the start of the event.

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