Boeing concluded its third quarter of 2026 with a substantial record backlog, reflecting continued strong demand for the company’s aircraft. The certification process for two new 737 MAX variants, specifically the 737-7 and 737-10 models, was successfully completed during this period. Furthermore, Boeing reported a narrowing net loss compared to previous quarters, indicating improved financial performance. This positive momentum is driven by increased production rates and deliveries across the 737 family. AeroTime noted that these developments represent significant milestones for Boeing's recovery and future growth strategy.
Continue reading at www.aerotime.aero
This PlaneNews briefing summarizes reporting originally published by www.aerotime.aero.
Read the original article →