Boeing says no big 737 Max ramp-up until late 2027
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Boeing said it will not significantly ramp up production of its 737 Max until late 2027, resetting investor expectations on free cash flow growth as it reported quarterly results. The planemaker is set to brief investors on its aircraft production outlook. Its shares slid on the disappointing cash flow update.
Why it matters:Boeing's output pace affects airlines' fleet plans and fares worldwide, and the slower ramp-up signals a longer recovery from its manufacturing troubles.
Key points
- Boeing won't significantly ramp up 737 Max output until late 2027.
- The company reported quarterly results and briefed investors on production.
- Shares fell on the cash flow update.
Sources (original reporting)
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