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    Boeing focuses on recovery, but watching market for new single-aisle jet

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    Posted on September 30, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Boeing focuses on recovery and considers a new single-aisle jet to compete with Airbus, while managing a backlog of 6,000 planes.

    Table of Contents

    • Boeing's Recovery and Future Plans
    • Current Backlog and Deliveries
    • Market Competition with Airbus
    • Technological Advancements and Financial Goals

    Boeing Prioritizes Recovery While Eyeing New Single-Aisle Jet Market

    Boeing's Recovery and Future Plans

    By Dan Catchpole

    Current Backlog and Deliveries

    SEATTLE (Reuters) -Boeing said it is focused on the company's recovery, amid news reports of the U.S. planemaker developing a new single-aisle jet to succeed its best-selling jet, the 737 MAX. 

    Market Competition with Airbus

    “Our teams continue to be focused on our recovery plan, including delivering on our existing backlog of nearly 6,000 commercial airplanes and certifying the new 737-7, 737-10 and 777-9 models," Boeing spokesperson Ryan Cudney said in an email.

    Technological Advancements and Financial Goals

    "At the same time, as we have done over the decades, our team evaluates the market, advances key technologies, and improves our financial performance, so that we will be ready when the time is right to move forward with a new product," he said. 

    Boeing's commercial airplane division has endured a series of crises in recent years, including in 2024 a mid-air accident of a new 737 MAX and a 53-day-long strike that shut down most of its jet production.

    Rival Airbus has won more single-aisle jet orders in recent years. According to Boeing's and Airbus' websites, since 2020, the European planemaker has received 4,540 orders for its A320 family of jets after adjusting for cancellations, compared to 3,300 net orders for 737 MAX jets.

    (Reporting by Dan Catchpole in Seattle, Editing by Nick Zieminski)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Boeing is prioritizing recovery while considering a new single-aisle jet.
    • •The company is focused on delivering its backlog of nearly 6,000 airplanes.
    • •Boeing faces competition from Airbus in the single-aisle market.
    • •Technological advancements and financial goals are key to Boeing's strategy.
    • •Boeing has faced significant challenges, including a recent 737 MAX accident.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Boeing focuses on recovery, but watching market for new single-aisle jet

    1What is a commercial airplane backlog?

    A commercial airplane backlog refers to the number of aircraft orders that a manufacturer has yet to fulfill. It indicates the demand for new planes and the company's production capacity.

    2What is aircraft financing?

    Aircraft financing involves securing funds to purchase or lease aircraft. This can include loans, leases, or other financial arrangements to support the acquisition of commercial airplanes.

    3What is the 737 MAX?

    The 737 MAX is a series of aircraft developed by Boeing, known for its fuel efficiency and advanced technology. It has been a significant model in Boeing's commercial airplane lineup.

    4What are technological advancements in aviation?

    Technological advancements in aviation include innovations that improve aircraft performance, safety, and efficiency, such as new materials, engines, and avionics systems.

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