Boeing reported a significant increase in February deliveries, showing recovery during its restructuring phase. An unidentified client placed an order to purchase six Boeing 767 aircraft for aerial refueling. The company recorded 21 net orders for the month, offsetting 6 cancellations, resulting in a net monthly order gain of 6 after accounting for a accounting provision for deals at risk. Total monthly deliveries included 43 Boeing 737 MAX airplanes, 3 787 Dreamliners, in addition to 3 767s and 2 777 freighters, the company announced. Boeing delivered 51 commercial airplanes last February, the highest for the month since 2017, surpassing its rival Airbus, indicating the U.S. company is maintaining its momentum amid restructuring. Boeing did not disclose the customer's identity.
