In the first quarter of this year, Airbus SE delivered 136 commercial aircraft, allowing the company to eclipse its American rival Boeing Co. This achievement was made possible by an increase in delivery rates in March when 71 planes were dispatched.

In the first quarter of 2025, Boeing showcased impressive results, delivering over 130 aircraft. This achievement has been made possible through improvements in manufacturing processes and efforts to close the gap with its competitor, Airbus SE. This article takes a closer look at how Boeing reached these milestones and what they mean for the company and the aviation industry as a whole.

For the first time in nearly two years, American aerospace giant Boeing $BA has delivered more aircraft than its European rival Airbus SE $AIR.PA. This milestone marks an encouraging shift for Boeing, a company that has grappled with prolonged strikes, logistical disruptions, and the lingering effects of the pandemic.

As part of Saudi Arabia's ambitious plans to position itself as a global aviation and tourism hub, Riyadh Air is making decisive moves to expand its fleet. The airline is in active negotiations with two aviation industry giants, Boeing Co. $BA and Airbus SE $AIR.DE. The plans involve ordering an additional 50 wide-body aircraft, marking a significant step forward for both the company and the regional aviation sector.