The US aircraft manufacturer Boeing delivered ten commercial aircraft in September 2020. At the same time - just like Airbus - it was not possible to land a single new order. However, three more cancellations were received for the 737-Max model.

According to the manufacturer, three Boeing 787-9s were handed over to United Airlines, two more to Turkish Airlines and one to the Lessor Aercap. A 787-10 was delivered to Eva Air. Lufthansa Cargo took over a Boeing 777F, FedEx a 767-300F and UPS a 747-8F.

In the first nine months of the current year, Boeing handed over a total of 98 commercial aircraft to customers. The corona pandemic shows clear traces, because in a direct comparison with the same period of the previous year, deliveries fell by more than two thirds.

There were again setbacks for the aircraft manufacturer in the area of ​​the Max program. Three orders were officially canceled in September 2020. However, Boeing cut 48 more from the pipeline due to financial uncertainties. A total of 436 Boeing 737-Max have been canceled so far. With 570 other units, it is unclear whether the orders will ever be delivered.