Airbus and Boeing remain ahead of last year’s delivery pace despite August slowdown

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The manufacturers’ latest data show both Airbus and Boeing ahead of their delivery totals at the same point last year, although momentum moderated after a strong summer. Boeing delivered 51 aircraft in August, including 41 737 MAXs, and has delivered 418 aircraft year to date as 787 handovers slowed.

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  • Both major commercial aircraft manufacturers are delivering more aircraft than at the comparable point last year, providing a current read on production recovery and airline fleet availability.
  • Boeing’s 51 August deliveries included 41 737 MAXs, while year-to-date deliveries reached 418 aircraft; 787 deliveries fell to four from nine a year earlier.
  • The combination of stronger year-to-date totals and slower August momentum highlights the importance of tracking monthly delivery rates against OEM production and annual targets.

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