Arlington, Virginia, United States — Boeing reported 161 commercial-aircraft deliveries for the third quarter of 2026, with the 737 accounting for 124 of those handovers.

That puts the 737 at about 77% of the quarterly total, calculated from Boeing’s 13 October delivery update. The breakdown shows how strongly the company’s commercial delivery mix remains weighted towards that programme.

What made up the quarter?

Alongside the 737s, Boeing reported 22 deliveries from its 787 programme, ten from the 767 programme and five from the 777 programme.

Commercial deliveries reached 475 for the first nine months of 2026. The 737 contributed 367 of that total, followed by 62 787s, 26 767s and 20 777s.

The reporting period covers July through September, while the cumulative figures run from January.

Financial results are the next checkpoint

Boeing says the delivery figures remain provisional until its quarterly financial results are issued. This update provides programme totals rather than a customer-by-customer delivery schedule; it does not establish when individual airlines will put those aircraft into service.