Reuters
• Allison Lampert
Boeing expects 737 and 787 deliveries to rise in 2026 after clearing stored jets; backs Charleston 787 ramp
Boeing’s CFO told a UBS conference the company has cleared its backlog of stored aircraft and expects deliveries of 737s and 787s to increase in 2026, supported by a Charleston 787 ramp toward mid‑teens monthly output. Management said higher production will boost free cash flow, a move that drove shares sharply higher.
