737 MAX’s first flight starts a year of transition for Boeing
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The planned first flight of the Boeing 737 MAX tomorrow will be a major milestone for the company, but it also marks a transition year in which costs related to early-production aircraft are expected to impact 2016 revenue and deliveries. First flight is scheduled for Jan. 29, although rain is...
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