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Report published August 11, 2026

Goldman Sachs: Boeing (BA) July 2026 Aircraft Order & Delivery Report

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Report date
August 11, 2026
Analysis as of
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Authors / editors: Noah Poponak, CFA (Analyst), Connor Dessert (Analyst)

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Boeing's July report shows 38 gross orders and 53 deliveries, with 737 MAX deliveries of 39 units. The firm maintains a constructive long-term outlook based on robust backlog coverage.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Boeing reported 38 gross orders and 53 deliveries in July, with 737 MAX deliveries moderating to 39 units.
  • 2.Production rate expectations for the 737 MAX are set at 47/month, while 787 production is projected to ramp to 10/month by late 2026.

Table of Contents

  • Boeing Co. (BA): July aircraft order & delivery report
  • Boeing July orders & deliveries update
  • Valuation and risks
  • Disclosure Appendix

Report data

Exhibit 2: Boeing years of backlog by program

MetricEstimateContext
Gross new aircraft orders38 unitsMonthly order performance
Total aircraft deliveries53 unitsMonthly delivery performance
Source: Company data. This is a dated model snapshot, not a live forecast.

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Authors / Editors

Noah Poponak, CFA · AnalystConnor Dessert · Analyst

Reported Data Context

  • Gross new aircraft orders: 38 units (July 2026) · Source: Company data
  • Total aircraft deliveries: 53 units (July 2026) · Source: Company data

Securities

BA

Themes

Aircraft DeliveriesProduction Rate Ramp-up

Regions

GlobalUnited States