Boeing reported delivering 43 commercial jets in July, consistent with its performance in the same month last year, according to multiple sources including the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and Xinhua. Despite the flat delivery numbers, Boeing secured 72 net orders in July, indicating sustained demand for its aircraft.

In addition to its commercial aircraft business, Boeing Defense has also made significant strides. Poland has inked a substantial deal for Apache helicopters, a transaction valued in the billions. This update, highlighted by American Machinist, underscores Boeing’s expansive market reach, catering to both commercial and defense sectors.

These developments reflect Boeing’s ongoing efforts to maintain and grow its market presence amidst a competitive and dynamic global aviation industry.

Boeing has encountered new issues with its 737 aircraft that are expected to further delay deliveries. Initially reported by Fortune, Boeing confirmed discovering a “non-conforming component” on three of its 737 jets. This latest complication could impact the company's delivery schedule, already scrutinized due to past delays. Despite this, Boeing reported delivering 43 jets in July 2023, a figure consistent with their performance in July 2022, according to The Business Times.

Boeing's Defense, Space & Security division continues to operate amid the broader challenges faced by the company's commercial aircraft segment. In another development, Aviation Capital Group has announced the delivery of a Boeing 737-800 to Avelo Airlines. This underscores Boeing's ongoing effort to meet its delivery commitments even as it navigates technical setbacks and market dynamics.

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