Boeing posts another record month with 11 777F orders

Boeing logged gross orders for eleven 777Fs in September, the second month in 2024 in which it attained that number for the large-widebody freighter. All eleven were attributed to an unidentified customer or customers, according to Boeing’s latest monthly orders and deliveries update, released today. [caption id="attachment_57146000" align="aligncenter" width="1959"] Boeing delivered the first 777F to Air France in 2009. (Courtesy/Boeing)[/caption] Boeing’s backlog for the 777F program stood at seventy-one as of Sept. 30, including thirty-four for unidentified customers. The manufacturer received gross orders for twenty-eight 777Fs and delivered eleven from Jan. 1 through Sept. 30, according to the monthly update. Four of the twenty-eight units are for Turkish Airlines and two for Boeing’s financing arm, BCA Customer Finance. Both orders came in June. Boeing has not identified the customers behind the other twenty-two 777F orders, and it is unclear whether that total includes the recent firm orders from Emirates for five and National Airlines for four . Boeing in June also recorded gross orders for eleven 777Fs. It was the first time since August 2021 that Boeing had posted double-digit orders for the type in a month. Thus far, 2024 has already exceeded 2023 in terms of 777F gross orders. Boeing logged ten in 2023, thirty-five in 2022, and forty-two in 2021. Boeing has garnered gross orders for 380 777Fs since launch customer Air France placed the first order for the type in May 2005, according to the planemaker. The 30th Cargo Facts Symposium will take place Oct. 14-16 at the Omni Hotel in San Diego. Gain valuable insights, success strategies and networking opportunities at this special anniversary event. Learn more and register today .

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