Boeing is privately discounting the 737 MAX 10 aircraft to attract buyers, with reported sales occurring at significantly reduced prices. Initial reports indicate that the company has been offering the jetliner for as low as $55 million, representing a substantial decrease from the listed price of $134.9 million. This discount represents a potential reduction of up to 60% on the original listing cost. The move underscores the challenges Boeing faces in securing orders for the new 737 MAX variant. Industry analysts are observing these developments closely as they assess the impact on Boeing’s financial performance and future production plans.
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