A heat exchanger shortage and late delivery of seats and other interior parts will slow 787 production for several months.
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Newly identified 737 and 787 program watch items and the related financial ramifications, among other cash-draining problems, have prompted Boeing to revise its production-ramp expectations and to suggest that it may need to take on more debt to see them through. Monthly 737 MAX production has...
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