GE Aerospace Works to Speed Engine Deliveries as Boeing Plans 787 Increase

GE Aerospace is working to speed engine shipments to Boeing as the aircraft maker prepares to increase 787 Dreamliner production amid airline demand for widebody jets.

Engine deliveries rose 8% and equipment revenue increased 38% in GE Aerospace's third quarter. Revenue in its Commercial Engines & Services business grew 21% to $10.342 billion, while LEAP engine deliveries increased 5%.

Boeing delivered 22 787s in the third quarter, part of 161 commercial aircraft deliveries. The total also included 124 737s, 10 767s and five 777s.

GE Aerospace raised its 2026 financial outlook after adjusted revenue rose 18% to $13.285 billion in the quarter. Orders increased 49% to $19 billion, including a 23% gain in commercial services orders.

Boeing's third-quarter delivery figures remain preliminary until it releases quarterly results Oct. 27.