Production And Demand Issues Deepen The 787 Program’s Hole

January 29, 2021
Boeing 787 aircraft
Boeing will not deliver all of the 787s it has on hand for at least a year.
Credit: Joe Walker
Boeing’s unplanned 787 delivery pause is poised to stretch past the four-month mark as the company combats mounting production issues requiring immediate re-work and a global airline downturn that has all but eliminated the need for new widebody passenger aircraft. The OEM’s most recent 787 delivery...

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