US EditionBoeing Plane Deliveries Dipped in July as Company Recovery Rolls On
Boeing delivered 48 planes in July, marking its strongest July since 2017 despite a 20% drop from June amid ongoing production stabilization efforts, company data shows.
- Boeing delivered 48 airplanes in July, fewer than 60 in June but more than the 43 delivered in July 2022.
- Boeing booked 31 new orders in July, including 30 for 737 MAX jets, while Iraq canceled one 787 order.
- By the end of July, Boeing had received 699 new orders this year, but still trailed Airbus in total deliveries with 328 compared to 373 for Airbus.
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Boeing's July aircraft deliveries tumble 20% from June, trailing Airbus
U.S. planemaker Boeing said on Tuesday that it delivered 48 airplanes in July, down from 60 in June but five more than a year earlier. It was the most deliveries by the company in July since 2017, when it delivered 58 aircraft.
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This summer, Boeing reported that in July 2025 it delivered a total of 48 aircraft.This represents a decrease compared to the 60 aircraft delivered in June, but it is notable to note that there are five more units than those delivered in July 2024.In addition, according to the original report, these 48 deliveries represent the highest number for Boeing in a month of July 2017, when they delivered 58 aircraft.Despite the challenges faced by Airbu…
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