Boeing Slows All-New Aircraft Plans Amid Signs Of Market Return

Boeing 737-10 in flight
Boeing’s 737-10, pictured during its first flight in June, is to enter service in 2023.
Credit: Boeing
Signs of life are returning to the commercial aerospace sector: Airlines are placing orders, profits are back, and aircraft builders and suppliers are once again arguing about how quickly production rates can be ramped up. But hanging over these positive indicators is a cloud of uncertainty about...

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