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Sign InBoeing is entering 2026 with significant order momentum, bolstered by robust demand for its 737 MAX and 787-10 aircraft from Delta Air Lines. The company is now transitioning from inventory-driven deliveries to a growth phase primarily fueled by increased annual production rates. In January, Boeing reported a strong book-to-bill ratio of 2.3x by units and 2.8x by value, signaling high demand for its commercial fleet. This shift highlights the company's focus on ramping up manufacturing capabilities to meet its extensive backlog as old inventory is exhausted. While year-on-year deliveries remained stable, the high book-to-bill metrics suggest long-term revenue visibility for the aerospace giant. Investors are now closely monitoring Boeing's ability to execute production hikes for the 737 MAX and 787 models to sustain this trajectory.