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Boeing CEO Says It Is Taking Longer to Stabilize 737 MAX Output; Shares Slide
Kelly Ortberg said wing production constraints and delayed 737-10 certification are slowing Boeing’s plan to raise 737 MAX output to 52 jets a month.
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Boeing CEO says it is taking longer to stabilize 737 MAX output; shares slide
By Dan Catchpole and Shivansh Tiwary SEATTLE, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said on Wednesday that it is taking "longer than expected" to stabilize the 737 MAX production rate at 47 jets a month. Boeing's share price dropped about ...
Boeing shares wobble as 737 MAX production takes longer to stabilize (BA:NYSE)
Aeon Aviation Photography Shares of Boeing (BA) fell about 6% on Wednesday after CEO Kelly Ortberg said it is taking longer than expected to stabilize production of the 737 MAX at 47 aircraft a month, raising concerns over the pace of the planemaker’s production Source: Business Insider
Boeing CEO said 737 Max's production took longer to stabilize and shares fell by more than 5%, according to CNBC
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