Boeing Will Lose Money On First 400 Next-Generation 737s, Condit Says

Staff April 10, 1998
Estimated production costs of next-generation 737s will exceeded estimated revenue for the first 400 units, Boeing Chairman Phil Condit said yesterday. Boeing will take a pre-tax charge of $350 million on first quarter earnings in addition to previously recognized forward losses of $700 million...

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