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Here's How Many 737 MAX Jets Boeing Builds Per Month In 2026
Boeing has achieved its first target for MAX deliveries, but is still working to reach the higher rate of 47 deliveries a month.
Boeing continues to push for higher output of the 737 family as it works toward a fuller recovery from the MAX crisis. The program remains a core element of Boeing’s commercial jet sales and deliveries.
In mid-2026, Boeing opened a fourth assembly line in Everett, aiming to bolster production capacity for the 737 family. This expansion accompanies ongoing efforts to stabilize output at the Renton facilities, which are among the three main production lines for the jet.
The report notes that the 737 line-up holds a large backlog, second only to the A320 in the commercial airliner segment, indicating substantial demand as deliveries resume and scale up from pandemic-era disruptions.
Details on the exact monthly production rate for 737 MAX jets in 2026 are not provided in the material, nor are specifics about flight routes, customer orders, or individual airline plans tied to the increased production.
The takeaway is that Boeing is actively expanding and stabilizing its 737 production footprint in 2026, with the new Everett line supplementing the existing Renton facilities to meet continued demand.