Boeing 737 MAX. Photo: Ian Dewar Photography / Shutterstock.com Boeing delivered 161 commercial aircraft in the third quarter of 2026, bringing its total for the first nine months of the year to 475, according to the company's latest delivery figures.
The figures cover Boeing's commercial aircraft programs, including the 737, 767, 777 and 787 families. The 737 accounted for the largest share of deliveries, with 124 aircraft handed over between July and September, bringing its year-to-date total to 367.
Boeing delivered 22 787 Dreamliners during the third quarter, taking deliveries of the widebody aircraft to 62 for the year so far. The company also delivered 10 767s and five 777s in the three-month period. Their year-to-date totals reached 26 and 20, respectively.
The latest figures provide an update on Boeing's production and delivery activity as the company continues to supply airlines with aircraft for short-, medium- and long-haul routes.
Boeing also reported 33 deliveries across its Defense, Space & Security programs during the third quarter, bringing the segment's year-to-date total to 98.
These included seven KC-46 tankers, 15 Apache helicopters in total, including three new-build aircraft and 12 remanufactured units, and three commercial and civil satellites. The company also delivered two new CH-47 Chinooks, one renewed Chinook, two F-15 models, two F/A-18 models and one MH-139 helicopter.
No P-8 aircraft were delivered during the third quarter, while the year-to-date total remained at two.
Boeing noted that its delivery information is preliminary and will not be considered final until the company's quarterly financial results are issued.