Archive · 13 Aug 2025
Boeing and Airbus: Delivery and Order Trends Diverge in July
Boeing and Airbus, the two biggest plane makers, are doing different things.
Airbus made more planes (67) than Boeing (48) in July.
Airbus is on track to make a lot of planes this year.
Boeing is trying to get better at making its 737 MAX planes.
Boeing got more new orders this year, but Airbus has more orders to fill overall.
Both companies have many orders they need to make into actual planes.
Airbus is doing well with their A320neo, but Boeing is focusing on their 737 MAX program.
Airbus delivered 67 jets in July, while Boeing delivered 48 jets.
Airbus is on track to deliver 820 jets by the end of 2025, needing to ramp up production.
Boeing has secured 699 gross orders in 2025, surpassing Airbus's 501 orders.
Boeing's focus is on stabilizing 737 MAX production; Airbus is boosting A320neo deliveries.
Boeing's total unfilled orders are 6,563, while Airbus's backlog is 8,678.
- Who
- Boeing and Airbus.
- What
- Boeing and Airbus showed diverging trends in aircraft deliveries and orders.
- When
- In July 2025, and year-to-date.
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- The report analyzes the production, deliveries, and orders of Boeing and Airbus aircraft.
Boeing
Airbus
Production Focus
Boeing
Focusing on production stabilization, particularly for the 737 MAX.
Airbus
Prioritizing meeting delivery targets, aiming for a high output of aircraft to keep them on track to meet their yearly goal.
- Boeing July Deliveries
- 48 jets
- Airbus July Deliveries
- 67 jets
- Airbus 2025 Delivery Goal
- 820 jets
- Boeing 2025 Gross Orders
- 699
- Airbus 2025 Orders
- 501
- Boeing Unfilled Orders
- 6,563
- Airbus Backlog
- 8,678