Boeing deliveries rise in second quarter

July 07, 2005
Boeing delivered a total of 85 commercial aircraft in the second quarter, consisting of three 717s, 59 737NGs, four 747s, one 757, four 767s and 14 777s. In the 2004 second quarter, the company delivered 75 commercial aircraft: Three 717s, 50 737NGs, four 747s, four 757s, three 767s and 11 777s. For...

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