Boeing’s comeback looks real. The company just posted its first full year profit since 2018, reporting $2.24 billion in net income for 2025 on $89.5 billion in revenue, after an $11.83 billion loss in 2024.
A big driver was a one time boost. Boeing said results include a $9.6 billion gain tied to the sale of parts of its Digital Aviation Solutions business. At the same time, Boeing also delivered 600 commercial airplanes in 2025, its highest delivery total since 2018, and said total backlog climbed to a record $682 billion, including more than 6,100 commercial jets.
For travelers and airlines, deliveries are the part that matters most. More jets coming out of the factory means airlines can add capacity, open new routes, and replace older aircraft instead of stretching fleets thin. Boeing said the 737 line is running at 42 jets per month and is targeting 47, while it continues work on certification for the 737 MAX 7 and MAX 10 and progress on the 777X program.
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