Boeing CFO expects higher deliveries of 737, 787 jets next year
ReutersDec 2, 2025 1:49 PM
Dec 2 (Reuters) - Boeing BA.N expects higher deliveries for its 737 and 787 jets next year, its finance chief said on Tuesday, sending shares of the planemaker up about 4% in premarket trade.
"When you now fast forward to 2026, we're going to be increasing our deliveries," Boeing CFO Jay Malave said while speaking at a UBS conference.
Malave also said he expected Boeing's 737-10 narrowbody jet to be certified later in the year.
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