Why Analysts Say Boeing's 787 Target Of 10 A Month Still Won't Make Real Money

Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner continues to enjoy significant market demand despite challenges in achieving profitability. The aircraft remains popular but Boeing hasn’t been able to translate this success into substantial revenue gains. Company analysts are asserting that a production target of ten 787s per month is unlikely to generate real profits for the manufacturer. This pace of output fails to adequately address the considerable costs associated with producing and delivering these complex jets. Consequently, Boeing's current strategy faces scrutiny regarding its ability to maximize financial returns from the highly successful 787 program.