Mumbai, April 11 -- Boeing saw a 41 percent increase in aircraft deliveries in March 2025 compared to the same month last year, reflecting a solid rebound in its commercial operations. The company delivered 83 aircraft, with the bulk being 737 MAX jets, underlining strong demand from airlines aiming to expand and renew fleets.
The uptick comes amid ongoing challenges related to safety scrutiny and supply chain issues. Despite these, Boeing has managed to stabilise its production line, especially for the 737 MAX series, which accounted for 64 of the total aircraft delivered during the month.
This boost in deliveries is critical for Boeing's financial health, as manufacturers typically receive a significant portion of payment upon handing over aircraft to customers. The March surge contributes to a total of 130 deliveries in the first quarter of 2025, slightly trailing rival Airbus but showing signs of competitive recovery.
While Boeing still faces regulatory and operational hurdles, the March data offers reassurance to investors and stakeholders that the aerospac giant is regaining its footing in a complex global market. The industry now watches closely to see if Boeing can maintain this momentum in the coming quarters.
Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Construction World.