Consolidated Revenue Growth
Consolidated revenue rose 14% year-over-year to $22.2 billion, driven by solid growth across Commercial Airplanes (BCA), Defense & Space (BDS) and Boeing Global Services (BGS).
Record Backlog and Strong Order Intake
Company backlog remains at an all-time high when combined across businesses (nearly $700 billion referenced by management); commercial backlog reported at $576 billion (over 6,100 airplanes), BDS backlog $86 billion and BGS backlog $33 billion. BDS booked $9 billion of orders and BGS $8 billion in the quarter (BGS book-to-bill 1.6).
Segment Revenue Momentum
BDS revenue grew 21% to $7.6 billion; BCA revenue increased 13% to $9.2 billion; BGS revenue was $5.4 billion (up 6% reported; up ~13% excluding the Digital Aviation Solutions divestiture).
Improving Operational Metrics and Productivity
737 program drove a nearly 20% reduction in final assembly rework hours versus Q1 2025; 787 rework hours improved by more than 25% year-over-year; a Renton drill-jig improvement reduced 737 wing tip defects by over 30%.
737 Production Stabilized and Rate Ramp Plan
737 production stabilized at 42 airplanes per month in the quarter with deliveries of 114 737s; management plans a ramp to 47/month this summer and eventual increase to 52/month after bringing the Everett North line online.
787 and 777X Certification Progress
FAA approved an increased MTOW for 787-9/-10 (allowing greater range/cargo); 777X advanced to TIA 4a testing and continues flight testing progress with first delivery still targeted for 2027; work on 737-7 and 737-10 certification progressing with 737-10 in final flight-test phases and certification expected later this year.
Defense & Space Operational Strength and Wins
BDS delivered 29 aircraft and 1 satellite; operating margin improved 60 bps to 3.1%; notable program performance and wins include KC-46 productivity nearing pre-pandemic levels (deliveries up), MQ-25 taxi tests complete with first flight imminent, expanded PAC-3 seeker production award, and large maintenance/support and landing gear exchange contracts.
BGS High Margins and Efficiency Gains
BGS achieved an operating margin of 18.1% and implemented automation/AI that reduced proposal cycle time by ~25% year-to-date; BGS continues to deliver double-digit margins in both commercial and government businesses.
Balance Sheet Progress
Cash and marketable securities stood at $20.9 billion; debt balance was reduced to $47.2 billion (down $6.9 billion in the quarter); undrawn $10 billion credit facilities retained. Management reiterated full-year free cash flow guidance of $1 to $3 billion and longer-term $10 billion target as attainable.