Boeing delivers record 363 737 MAX jets in first three quarters of 2024

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Boeing delivered 363 737 MAX aircraft from January through September 2024, the highest output for the first three quarters since May 2017.

Monthly MAX deliveries rose to 43 in September, up from 41 in August, 39 in July and 42 in June, while the company also increased South Carolina‑built 787 deliveries to eight in September from four in August, and delivered 10 787s in July and 13 in June, plus two 777 freighters and four 767s in the last month.

A midair panel blowout in January 2024 led the FAA to cap Boeing’s monthly MAX production, which slowed deliveries again.

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