Commercial Aircraft Manufacturers Struggle To Resume Past Output

Boeing 737

Ramping up cash-earning 737 deliveries is a key target for Boeing in early 2025.

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Both Airbus and Boeing had reason to believe the worst was behind them at the end of 2023. Boeing was depleting its backlog of undelivered 737 MAXs and slowly improving rates of new-build aircraft. It had a plan in place for correcting assembly quality issues on the 787 program. Airbus faced the...
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