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Boeing is continuing to express optimism about its business as the company wraps up the year and looks at 2026.

Chief Financial Officer Jay Malave said Tuesday at a UBS conference that the company expects deliveries of both its 737 and 787 jets to be up next year.

"When you now fast forward to 2026, we're going to be increasing our deliveries," Malave said.

Boeing's stock rose more than 7% in early trading Tuesday after Malave's comments.

He added that he expects the certification for the 737-10 aircraft, which is years behind schedule, to come later in 2026.

The bolstered deliveries will be "a big driver" of cash flow as well, Malave said, with positive free cash flow expected to be in the billions in the

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