The Boeing Company announced its aircraft delivery figures for the fourth quarter of 2025, detailing the progress of its commercial and defense programs as it works toward financial reporting later in January 2026.
Boeing has announced that it will release its third quarter 2025 financial results on Wednesday, October 29, 2025. The announcement will be followed by a conference call and webcast hosted by the company’s senior leadership to provide insights into Boeing’s performance and outlook for the remainder of the year.
Boeing and Airbus have released their latest performance figures, revealing a competitive but uneven race between the two aerospace giants. Boeing achieved its best August since 2018, delivering 57 aircraft, but it still fell short of Airbus, which handed over 61 aircraft during the same month.
Boeing has announced its commercial aircraft delivery performance for June 2025, reporting a total of 60 aircraft delivered during the month. This brings its second-quarter total to 150 aircraft, and a year-to-date delivery count of 280 aircraft through the end of June.
Fitch Ratings has upgraded its Outlook on Boeing’s Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) to Stable, reversing its previous Negative stance. The agency has simultaneously affirmed Boeing’s Long-Term IDR at ‘BBB-’, maintaining its investment-grade status. This change reflects increased confidence in Boeing’s medium-term financial stability and operational recovery following several years of setbacks tied to production delays, safety scrutiny, and supply chain challenges.
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson anticipates that the global shortage of aircraft, which is currently hampering airline growth worldwide, will continue for at least the next four to five years.
Boeing has reported a challenging financial year for 2024, with a 14% drop in revenue to $66.5 billion and a net loss of $11.8 billion. In the fourth quarter, the company faced a 31% revenue decline to $15.2 billion, accompanied by a net loss of $3.86 billion.
Boeing announced its delivery results for 2024, confirming a total of 348 aircraft delivered over the year. In the fourth quarter alone, the company delivered 57 aircraft, maintaining a steady output despite industry-wide challenges such as supply chain constraints and delivery delays. This performance highlights Boeing’s ongoing efforts to stabilize production and meet the growing demand for both passenger and…
In October 2024, Air New Zealand reported a 2.1% reduction in capacity compared to the same period in 2023. This decline is attributed to significant engine maintenance challenges, including delays affecting Pratt & Whitney PW1100G-JM engines and Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines.
