Boeing increases deliveries by 50% between January and July 2025
The US manufacturer reached 328 aircraft delivered in seven months, driven by high demand for the 737 MAX family and the 787 Dreamliner model
Sao Paulo, August 12, 2025 — Boeing reported a 50% increase in deliveries during the first seven months of the year, reaching a total of 328 aircraft compared to 218 in the same period of 2024. Deliveries were made to airlines, leasing companies, and the United States government, as part of a strategy aimed at ensuring stable production and responding to growing demand.
In July, the company completed the delivery of 48 commercial aircraft, of which 37 were the 737 MAX family, a model that remains highly popular in the market, and eight were the 787 Dreamliner.
From January to July, Boeing recorded 699 orders for new aircraft. Last month alone, 30 orders for the 737 MAX family were added, confirming its importance in the company's product portfolio.