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Airbus and Boeing Report September 2026 Orders and Deliveries

October 14, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Airbus delivered 72 commercial jets in September 2026.
Boeing delivered 57 commercial jets in September 2026.
Boeing secured 165 new gross orders, driven by 737 MAX demand.
Airbus recorded 17 gross orders, all for the A320neo family.

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Strategic Implications

The surge in Boeing orders may indicate a competitive shift in the market, while Airbus's delivery lead suggests a strong operational performance. The widebody segment's underperformance could impact both manufacturers' annual delivery targets, which may have implications for their market positioning and customer satisfaction.

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What Happened

Aircraft Manufacturers See Shifts in Delivery and Order Activity

Airbus and Boeing reported their September 2026 commercial aircraft orders and deliveries, with both manufacturers experiencing shifts in activity. Airbus delivered 72 commercial jets, driven by its narrowbody lineup, while Boeing delivered 57 aircraft, including 43 737 MAXs. Boeing secured 165 new gross orders, largely driven by 737 MAX demand, whereas Airbus recorded 17 gross orders, all for the A320neo family. As of September 30th, Airbus holds a substantial sales lead for 2026 with 1,174 gross orders, compared to Boeing’s 663 aircraft. This data was first reported by Forecast International.

Source | Originally Published: October 13, 2026

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