Credit: Boeing
WASHINGTON—Boeing’s second-quarter (Q2) earnings will include a $4.9 billion after-tax charge to cover some actual and estimated future expenses linked to the 737 MAX grounding, while a reduced production rate is driving up 737 costs and lowering margins, the company said July 18. The after-tax...
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