Boeing expressed optimism about its outlook as 2025 wraps up, with CFO Jay Malave projecting higher deliveries of both 737 and 787 jets in 2026.

Malave said certification for the delayed 737-10 model is expected later in 2026, and increased deliveries will drive billions in positive free cash flow.

Boeing’s stock jumped more than 10% following the remarks.

The company also expects cash margins to improve significantly through 2030 due to higher productivity, CNBC has reported.

Strong October deliveries, aided by FAA approvals allowing pre-delivery sign-offs on 737 Max and 787 jets, have helped Boeing return to cash-positive territory for the first time in nearly two years.