Keeping our promise to customers
Airlines and leasing companies around the world build their business plans and sell tickets on their airplanes based on a promise our company makes. That promise is to deliver a safe, high-quality airplane every time and when our customers expect it. When we miss scheduled deliveries, we break this commitment and disrupt our customers’ business.
If we work together and rebuild trust through our actions, our future can be bright. By focusing on safety, quality and predictability, we can deliver on our customer commitments and win new business, keeping our factories busy for years to come.
The commercial market is strong after bouncing back from the pandemic. Air traffic will more than double over the next 20 years…
We have an opportunity to compete for nearly 44,000 airplanes needed for future airline growth and replacement…
And, single aisle airplanes, like the Washington-built 737 MAX, will continue to be in high-demand, comprising three out of four future aircraft deliveries.
Go Deeper
- Commercial Airplanes recorded 14 new airplane orders and two cancellations in June.
- For the year, Boeing has 175 deliveries and 115 orders after cancellations. By comparison, Boeing had 266 deliveries and 288 orders after cancellations at the same time last year.
- While demand is strong, the Airbus market share has continued to grow over the past five years and now leads Boeing in orders and deliveries for the year, as well as total backlog.
Recent Orders and Commitments
Qatar Airways
Korean Air
20 777-9s and up to 30 787-10s
Luxair
Up to four 737-10s
