Boeing Delivers 143 Commercial Airplanes in First Quarter, Up from 130 in 2025

# Boeing Reports Q1 Delivery Increase Amid Production Challenges Boeing delivered 143 commercial airplanes in the first quarter of 2026. This figure represents an increase from 130 deliveries in the first quarter of 2025. The company attributed a short-term wiring issue at one of its facilities to the delay of roughly 10 deliveries of 737s into the second quarter.

Boeing's first-quarter deliveries consisted of 114 narrow-body 737s, 15 wide-body 787s, eight long-range 777s and six 767s. Airbus delivered 114 aircraft in the same period. Boeing's management maintained guidance of around 500 aircraft deliveries for the year.

Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust Adjusts Boeing Holdings Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust sold 25 shares of Boeing at roughly $224.

78 on Tuesday. Following the sale, the trust owns 560 shares of Boeing. 57%. The trust had bought 25 shares of Boeing at slightly below $215 during the March sell-off. Three days later, it bought another 25 shares at roughly $200 during the same period.

5% based on the stock's current levels. Jim Cramer's Charitable Trust realized a small loss of about 2% on shares of Boeing purchased in September 2025. The recent sale occurred on Tuesday, which was April 14, 2026.

Broader Market Context The S&P Short Range Oscillator ended Monday at plus 7%.

U.S. stock market added $6 trillion in market value since March 30. These developments provide background to Boeing's stock performance amid the reported transactions and deliveries. Boeing's delivery figures reflect ongoing production activities following the March sell-off period.

The maintained annual guidance indicates the company's outlook despite the wiring issue delay.