Boeing delivered 53 aircraft in July as Uganda Airlines and AerCap orders lifted year-to-date tally to 429

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Boeing delivered 53 aircraft in July, including 39 737 MAX jets and 10 787 Dreamliners, a 10% year-over-year increase. July orders included Uganda Airlines’ agreement for four 787s and four 737 MAXs, alongside AerCap’s order for 15 787s, contributing to 429 net orders through July.

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  • Boeing’s July delivery pace improved 10% year over year to 53 aircraft, providing a current measure of production and customer handover activity.
  • The 429 net orders booked through July include more than 130 737-10s, while the Uganda Airlines and AerCap agreements add demand for both the 737 MAX and 787 programs.
  • AerCap’s 15-aircraft 787 order underscores continued lessor participation in widebody fleet planning, while Uganda Airlines’ eight-aircraft agreement represents a significant fleet commitment.

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