Boeing delivered 44 commercial airplanes in November, down from the 53 delivered in October, thus trailing Airbus, which reported 72 deliveries.

Boeing announced that it delivered 44 commercial airplanes in November, a decrease from the 53 delivered in the previous month, placing it behind Airbus, which reported 72 deliveries. Of the delivered airplanes, 32 were 737 MAX models, including five for Southwest Airlines. Boeing also delivered six 787 Dreamliner airplanes and four 767 aircraft. Regarding orders, the company received 164 orders but also had 38 cancellations, resulting in a net total of 126 new orders. The 777X model, scheduled to enter service in 2027, generated 74 orders, mostly from Emirates. Although Airbus had higher deliveries, it recently lowered its annual target due to quality issues. As of November 30, Boeing had delivered 537 airplanes in 2025 and accumulated 1,000 new orders this year, with a backlog of 6,019 aircraft. Boeing's CFO stated that they expect a positive cash flow in 2026 due to increased deliveries.