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Aerospace Week takes flight Across Oklahoma

Boeing reports 173 total deliveries in first quarter

Luke Reynolds by Luke Reynolds
April 14, 2026
in Aerospace, News
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OKLAHOMA CITY (OBV) — Boeing reported 143 commercial airplane deliveries and 30 Defense, Space & Security deliveries in the first quarter of 2026, according to a company update released Tuesday.

In Commercial Airplanes, Boeing said it delivered 114 737s, 6 767s, 8 777s and 15 787s during the quarter, for a total of 143.

In Defense, Space & Security, Boeing reported 30 deliveries, including 2 new AH-64 Apaches and 15 remanufactured AH-64 Apaches, 1 new CH-47 Chinook and 1 renewed CH-47, 4 KC-46 tankers, 2 MH-139 aircraft, 1 P-8, 2 F/A-18 models, 1 F-15 model, and 1 commercial/civil satellite.

Boeing noted the delivery figures are not considered final until quarterly financial results are issued.

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