Boeing to seek FAA approval to increase 737 Max production as losses narrow
- Boeing reported Q1 2025 earnings that exceeded analyst expectations, reaching $19.5 billion in revenue, mainly due to increased aircraft deliveries.
- The company plans to increase 737 Max production to 38 planes per month and seeks FAA approval for more.
- Despite a 9% revenue decline in the defense segment, Boeing achieved a $155 million operating profit.
- CEO Kelly Ortberg stated that 2025 is viewed as a turnaround year, focusing on higher quality plane production and reliability.
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Boeing reports progress on containing Starliner costs
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Boeing, the U.S. aviation giant, is accountable to the market to report that it reduced its net losses ten times during the first quarter, to 31 million dollars (27 million euros), compared to 355 million dollars (311 million euros) in the same period of the previous year. In terms of turnover, Boeing's revenues grew by 18% compared to the first quarter of 2024, reaching 19,496 million dollars (17,088 million euros), above 16,569 million dollars…
Boeing posts smaller quarterly loss on higher deliveries
Boeing reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss today, as the US planemaker produced and delivered more jets, after a quality crisis and crippling strike shuttered production of most of its aircraft in late 2024.
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