The aeronautical industry shows signs of recovery with more deliveries and orders

The second quarter of 2025 marks a new step in the stabilization of the aerospace sector, with significant growth in production and commercial deliveries. During this period, 150 airplanes were delivered, generating revenue of USD $22.7 billion, while production of the 737 model reached 38 units per month, with plans to further increase this before the end of the year.

While GAAP losses per share were recorded at $0.92 and adjusted losses at $1.24, operating cash flow of $200 million reflects improved operating efficiency, attributed to internal adjustments aimed at enhancing operational safety, quality, and reliability.

The order book reached USD $619 billion, including more than 5,900 commercial aircraft, including major orders from airlines such as Qatar Airways and British Airways. The Commercial Aircraft segment led the way with revenues of USD $10.9 billion, while Defense, Space & Security reported USD $6.6 billion, highlighting contracts with the U.S. and South Korean armed forces. Global Services contributed USD $5.3 billion, reflecting healthy margins and strategic transactions such as the sale of its MRO facility at Gatwick.

The quarter was also marked by the fulfillment of financial obligations, with a debt reduction to USD$53.3 billion, and the impact of a USD$445 million charge related to a legal settlement in the U.S.

Despite the challenges, the company reaffirms its commitment to sustained recovery, driven by structural improvements and strong global demand for aircraft and related services.

Fuente: Boeing.