- Boeing achieved its first quarterly profit in 14 quarters, driven by software sales and production improvements.
- The company reported a full-year net profit for 2025, marking the first time in seven years.
- Boeing delivered 600 commercial airplanes in 2025, the highest number since 2018, and aims to maintain production momentum while prioritizing quality.

A: Hey, did you see anything about Boeing?

B: No! What’s new with them? They’ve had some problems, right?

A: Yeah, but it’s good news! They made a profit! First time in a long time.

B: Wow, really? That's amazing! How long was it?

A: Like, fourteen quarters! That's a while! They sold a software part, and made more planes.

B: So, they made a lot of money? Like, how much?

A: Over eight billion dollars! And their sales went up a lot too, almost sixty percent.

B: Incredible! They even had a full-year profit for the first time in seven years!

A: I know! They delivered six hundred airplanes last year. That's more than in 2018.

B: That’s a huge amount! What did the boss say?

A: He said they’re making good progress. And they want to keep it going!

B: That’s great to hear! Do they have a lot more orders?

A: Absolutely! They have over six thousand airplanes waiting to be made.

B: So, their challenge now is to make them quickly, but *well*, huh?

A: Exactly! Quality is super important. They need to balance speed and good work.