Boeing: total delivery of 480 aircraft in 2022, an increase of 41% over the same period last year

CTOnews.com, January 11 (Xinhua)-- Boeing received net orders for 774 civil aircraft in 2022, including 561 family orders and 213 dual-aisle aircraft orders, according to Boeing's latest data.

In December, Boeing delivered 69 civilian aircraft, including 53 737 MAX. This brings the total number of aircraft delivered in 2022 to 480, an increase of 41% year-on-year.

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After including order cancellation and replacement adjustment, Boeing's civil aircraft orders include:

561 737 MAX orders, adding customers such as all Nippon Airways, Delta, International Aviation Group, etc.

Orders for 213 wide-body aircraft, including 114 787, 31 767 and 68 777

Orders for 78 Boeing freighters of various types, including 45 767-300 freighters and current 777 freighters

Start the 777-8 freighter and get more than 50 orders.

The delivery of civil aircraft includes:

387737s, including 374737s MAX and 13 other 737s modified

93 wide-body aircraft, including 5 747, 33 767,24 777 and 31 787

Forty-four newly built cargo planes.

By the end of 2022, Boeing's reserve orders for civil aircraft were 4578.