Boeing Delivers Two 777Fs and Two 767-300Fs in October
The October handovers went to Saudia, CES Leasing Corporation and UPS, while China Cargo Airlines' 777 freighter fleet reached 21 aircraft.
Boeing delivered one 777F to Saudia and one to CES Leasing Corporation in October 2026. China Cargo Airlines’ 777 freighter fleet reached 21 aircraft after the CES Leasing delivery, according to the report. Boeing also delivered two 767-300Fs to UPS.
Key details
- At October 31, Boeing listed 36 unfilled 777F orders, including 7 for FedEx and 9 attributed to unidentified customers.
- Boeing’s factory-built freighter backlog stood at 43 aircraft: 36 777Fs and 7 767-300Fs.
- UPS had 7 remaining orders for 767-300Fs.
- Boeing delivered 35 freighters during 2026 through the reported date: 22 777Fs and 13 767-300Fs.
China Cargo Airlines’ 777 freighter fleet reached 21 aircraft after the October delivery.
Why it matters
The two freighter types serve different parts of Boeing’s production lineup, with the 777F and 767-300F both represented in the order backlog. The October deliveries also added aircraft to the fleets of Saudia and UPS, while China Cargo Airlines added a 777F through a lease from CES Leasing Corporation.
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