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Boeing Scrambles for Year-End Push: November Deliveries Fall to 44 Aircraft as Company Needs "Mammoth" December to Hit 2025 Targets
By David Rodriguez, Financial Analyst
December 3, 2025 |
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Boeing delivered just 44 aircraft in November 2025—its weakest monthly performance since summer—comprising 32 737 MAX variants (one 737-800A), six 787 Dreamliners, two 777 Freighters, three 767s, and one other widebody, according to Forecast International data released November 30. The disappointing figure represents a decline from October's 48 deliveries and falls significantly short of the company's production targets, with the 737 MAX program completing only 32 aircraft versus a monthly goal of 38-42. Deutsche Bank analysts warned that Boeing will need to deliver "more than 60 aircraft" in December—a 36% surge from November—to reach its fourth-quarter guidance and salvage 2025 annual targets of 440-450 total deliveries. Boeing CFO Jay Malave acknowledged November would be "a little bit light on deliveries" but insisted "our production rollouts are pretty much exactly where we expected". The production struggles stem from multiple cascading challenges: supply chain disruptions affecting engine deliveries from CFM International and Pratt & Whitney, certification delays for completed aircraft awaiting FAA documentation approvals, and lingering effects from the 43-day machinists strike that halted production at key facilities from September through November. Boeing currently maintains a significant "inventory overhang" of 50+ completed 737 MAX aircraft sitting on tarmacs awaiting final inspections and customer acceptance—aircraft that were produced but cannot be delivered due to paperwork bottlenecks or buyer financing issues. This creates a perverse situation where Boeing's production numbers (aircraft completing first flight) diverge dramatically from delivery figures (aircraft contractually handed to customers), masking the true state of manufacturing output. Looking ahead to 2026, Boeing projects "higher deliveries" for both the 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner programs that will drive positive free cash flow for the first time since 2019, according to Malave's remarks at a December 2 investor conference. The FAA approved Boeing's request to increase 737 MAX production to 42 aircraft monthly (up from the current ~32-38 rate), though Malave emphasized rate increases will occur in "steps of no more than five aircraft at a time with no fewer than six months between each increment." The 787 program is targeting eight aircraft per month by year-end 2025 and ten monthly by late 2026, while the long-delayed 777X wide-body jet has been pushed back yet again to a 2027 service entry. However, industry analysts remain skeptical of Boeing's optimistic 2026 projections given the company's consistent pattern of missing production targets, ongoing quality control issues that triggered eight separate Cybertruck recalls this year alone, and mounting regulatory scrutiny following multiple safety incidents. |
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Polar Vortex Unleashes "Triple Whammy" of Arctic Blasts: 200 Million Americans Face Record Cold as Three Waves Target Mid-December
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A displaced polar vortex will deliver three separate waves of bone-chilling Arctic air to the central and eastern United States through mid-December, exposing more than 200 million Americans to the coldest temperatures of the 2025-2026 winter season—with some areas potentially challenging daily record lows set decades ago. AccuWeather Lead Long-Range Meteorologist Paul Pastelok explained: "This Arctic air outbreak can be attributed to a displacement of the polar vortex. The outbreak this week will be the first of probably three such rounds with it. Another cold blast is likely next week and a third the week after that." The first Arctic front swept through the Great Lakes and Northeast on Wednesday, December 3, bringing icy conditions following the region's heaviest rainfall in months, with temperatures plunging into the 20s and low 30s overnight potentially freezing wet surfaces into dangerous ice patches. The polar vortex—a large area of cold air that normally circulates around the North Pole—has shifted position to near Hudson Bay, Canada, creating a direct pipeline for Arctic air masses to flow southward into the continental United States. The first blast arrived Tuesday-Thursday with widespread single digits, teens, and 20s from the Dakotas and Minnesota through Iowa, Nebraska, the Ohio Valley, and inland Northeast, with AccuWeather RealFeel® Temperatures running 10-25°F below actual readings in windy areas. The second Arctic surge is forecast for next week (December 9-13), while the third and potentially strongest wave—featuring a direct "lobe" from the core polar vortex—could arrive December 14-18 with temperatures cold enough to challenge century-old records across multiple states. MIT meteorologist Judah Cohen noted that a weakened polar vortex creates a more "wavy" jet stream, allowing Arctic air to dip much farther south than normal while simultaneously enabling warmer air to surge northward in other regions. Between the cold blasts, the pattern will feature rapid-fire winter storms with narrow bands of accumulating snow, particularly across the Great Lakes, Appalachians, and interior Northeast. A quick-moving system is expected Friday, December 5, with the potential for 1-3 inches of snow in a tight corridor across central Maryland, Pennsylvania, and southern New York—though forecast models show significant disagreement about the exact track, with the European model placing the snow band farther north than the Canadian and American models. AccuWeather's Bernie Rayno warned that "exactly how the cold push interacts with a storm over the southern U.S. will determine the extent of accumulating snow and a slippery mixture of snow, ice and rain versus just rain from Thursday night to Saturday in the eastern part of the nation." Energy demand is expected to surge dramatically as heating systems across the affected regions work overtime, with utilities warning of potential strain on electrical grids particularly during evening peak-demand hours when temperatures bottom out and wind chills drive perceived temperatures well below zero in some locations. |
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