Boeing rolls out first 737 MAX 10 from Everett factory
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Background ✨
Boeing opened the new 737 MAX final-assembly line in Everett on 10-Jul-2026, marking the first expansion of 737 production beyond Renton since 1970, and said the line would build the MAX 8, MAX 9 and MAX 10 variants.1 Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said the North Line was intended to support output growth beyond 47 aircraft per month, guided by Boeing's Safety & Quality Plan.2 WestJet CEO Alexis von Hoensbroech said WestJet expected first MAX 10 delivery in 4Q2026, with Transport Canada certification required and entry into service targeted for 1Q2027.3 Aviation Capital Group signed long term leases with WestJet for 13 737 MAX 10s, with first delivery expected after type certification.4