Boeing Flags Supply-Chain ‘Stability’ As Main Near-Term Concern

January 25, 2023
Boeing 787 production in Charleston, South Carolina.
Boeing executives have put supply-chain stability at the top of their list of biggest near-term challenges facing the 737 and 787 programs, cautioning that issues could hamper production and delivery rates for months to come. Discussing Boeing’s 2022 fourth-quarter (Q4) financial performance during...

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