
Boeing Delivered 51 Jets in February 2026 Despite 787 Seat Issue
Boeing's February output rose to 51 commercial aircraft from 46 in January, per Reuters, even as a supplier seat-related problem slowed some 787 handovers.
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Boeing's February output rose to 51 commercial aircraft from 46 in January, per Reuters, even as a supplier seat-related problem slowed some 787 handovers.

Announced February 11, 2026, the four-times-weekly service makes Washington the fourth EVA destination in North America's eastern time zone.

Boeing's full-year 2025 tally reached 600 commercial aircraft — 447 737s, 88 787s, 35 777s and 30 767s — its strongest output since the grounding era.

The January 7 proposed rulemaking would for the first time set uniform minimum performance requirements for the radio altimeters that guide low-visibility landings.