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Kelly Ortberg, CEO of the American airline Boeing, said that the company will not be able to fulfill the plan to supply 500 aircraft by the end of 2026. “The company will only be able to reach the 737 aircraft production target of 47 units per month by the beginning of 2027. This was a serious obstacle to the company's recovery process. As a result, Boeing will not fulfill its plan to supply 500 aircraft this year,” Ortberg quotes Reuters as say…
This was also influenced by difficulties in the supply chain, which overpowered the better results of the company's other business sectors, Reuters reported. The company reported an adjusted loss of 34 cents per share in the quarter ended September, while analysts expected a loss of 21 cents. Revenues from the sale of commercial aircraft fell slightly, to 10.7 billion dollars (about 9.2 billion euros), while the operating loss of that sector amo…
The American Boeing Corporation will not be able to implement the plan to deliver 500 737 aircraft until the end of 2026, with 47 of them expected to be produced a month early next year, although it was originally scheduled to reach that target in the summer, as reported by the financial director of Boeing Jay Malawa at the third quarter conference.
U.S. Air Concierge Boeing Co. will not be able to carry out its plan for 500 aircraft in 2026, reported to Reuters with reference to the CEO ... 27.10.2026, PRIM
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