Boeing Reports 161 Commercial Deliveries for Q3 2026
Boeing delivered 161 commercial airplanes in Q3 2026, bringing its nine-month total to 475 aircraft, according to company data.
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Boeing delivered 161 commercial airplanes in Q3 2026, bringing its nine-month total to 475 aircraft, according to company data.
The US Bureau of Industry and Security is delaying export licenses for critical C919 components, forcing a slowdown in COMAC's 2025 delivery targets.
Airbus is mandating inspections for 160 A330neo aircraft to check for stray tools left inside horizontal tailplanes during production.
Boeing secured a $14.7 billion, seven-year contract from Lockheed Martin to triple production of Patriot Advanced Capability-3 MSE missile seekers.
The US is slowing export licenses for aircraft parts to China, using aviation dependencies as leverage in ongoing trade negotiations.
China Eastern Airlines took delivery of the first A320neo from Airbus's second Final Assembly Line in Tianjin, marking a key industrial milestone.
Boeing recorded 15 gross orders in August 2026, featuring 13 widebody 787 Dreamliner commitments from undisclosed customers.
President Trump threatened to ban Bombardier aircraft sales in the U.S. unless the company shifts more manufacturing to American soil.
Airbus delivered 57 aircraft in August 2026, requiring a surge to 99 monthly deliveries to meet its full-year target of 870.
Airbus paused A330neo deliveries for two months following the discovery of a stray tool in a horizontal tailplane during production.
The FAA mandated immediate gearbox inspections on 180 Rotax engines to prevent oil loss and potential in-flight shutdowns.
Boeing delivered 53 commercial jets in July, representing a 17% drop from June as Airbus maintained its delivery lead with 67 aircraft.
Kratos Defense reported 30.5% revenue growth to $458.8 million in Q2 2026, driven by surging demand for hypersonic systems and rocket support.
Airbus and Boeing delivered 120 commercial aircraft in July 2026, with Airbus maintaining its market lead despite Boeing's year-over-year recovery.
Airbus firmed up its full-year guidance to deliver approximately 870 commercial aircraft in 2026 to address its massive backlog of 9,222 jets.
Aequs secured a 15-year contract from Safran Landing Systems to manufacture fully-integrated Airbus A320 wheels at its Belagavi facility.
The first import-substituted Yakovlev MC-21-310 completed a 1-hour, 23-minute maiden flight, marking a key step for Russian aviation.
Airbus and Boeing are using Antonov An-124 heavy-lift jets to bypass supply chain bottlenecks and meet critical aircraft delivery targets.
Boeing delivered 171 commercial aircraft in the second quarter of 2026, bringing its year-to-date total to 314 jets.
Honeywell International has finalized the spin-off of its aerospace division, creating a standalone, pure-play supplier for the aviation industry.