Boeing December 2025 orders & deliveries

Boeing has also published its figures over December 2025, and with that its complete year. Last month, the US manufacturer noted down orders for 175 aircraft. It also received eight cancellations and was able to deliver 63 new Boeings to customers.

Ordered were:

105 B737MAXs by Alaska Airlines

5 B787-9s by Alaska Airlines
10 P-8As by Defense, Space & Security
11 B737MAXs by Ethiopian Airlines
2 B737MAXs by TUI
12 B737MAXs by Unidentified customer(s)
5 B777Xs by Unidentified customer(s)
25 B787-9s by Unidentified cusromer(s)

Cancelled were:

4 B737MAXs by Aviation Capital Group
1 B787-8 by a Private customer
2 B737MAXs by TUI
1 B737MAX by an Unidentified customer

Delivered were:

1 B787-9 to AerCap
1 B737MAX to Air India Express
2 B737MAXs to Air Lease Corporation
1 B787-9 to Air Lease Corporation
1 B787-10 to Air Lease Corporation
1 B737MAX to Akasa Air
2 B737MAXs to Alaska Airlines
5 B737MAXs to American Airlines
1 B787-9 to American Airlines
1 B737MAX to Aviation Capital Group
1 B737MAX to BOC Aviation
1 B737MAX to CDB Leasing
2 B787-9s to China Eastern Airlines
1 B737MAX to China Southern Airlines
2 B737MAXs to Copa Airlines
1 B737MAX to Donghai Airlines
1 B767-300F to FedEx
1 P-8A to the German Navy
1 B737MAX to Greater Bay Airlines
1 B787-9 to Hawaiian Airlines
3 B787-9s to Lufthansa
1 B777F to Qatar Airways
2 B787-9s to Qatar Airways
1 B737MAX to Ryanair
1 B737MAX to Singapore Airlines
1 B787-10 to Singapore Airlines
5 B737MAXs to Southwest Airlines
5 B737MAXs to TUI
1 B777F to Turkish Airlines
5 B737MAXs to United Airlines
1 B787-9 to United Airlines
1 KC-46A to the USAF
6 B737MAXs to VietJetAir


With December completed, Boeing has received 1,175 orders in 2025. It received 100 cancellations, leaving a net of 1,075 orders. It also marks the first time since 2018 that Boeing received more orders than Airbus in a year. The total number of deliveries last year is 600.

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Photos: Duncan Stewart