Boeing Eyes MAX 10 Certification as 737 Ramp, 777X Tests and Labor Vote Loom
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Boeing is approaching the certification of the 737 MAX 10, expected "very soon" by its managing director Kelly Ortberg. The production of the aircraft has already begun, while the 777X continues its testing for first deliveries in 2027.
Boeing Eyes MAX 10 Certification as 737 Ramp, 777X Tests and Labor Vote Loom
Boeing (NYSE:BA) executives said the company has made progress on commercial production, aircraft certification and defense-program execution, while continuing to work through supply-chain constraints, inventory levels and potential labor disruption. Speaking at a Morgan Stanley event, President an
Boeing hopes to obtain "very soon" the American certification of the 737 MAX 10, the longest version of its remotorized monocouloir family. Kelly Ortberg, the general manager of the group, assures that the tests are completed and that the last steps are mainly part of the regulatory documentation. However, the manufacturer remains confronted with a climb [...]
Boeing previews that some tests of the next model 777X will last until 2027, although it estimates that the deliveries of this aircraft, which adds seven years of delays, are on the way to start in 2027, while the production of the 737 Max plane is taking longer than expected to stabilize in 47 units to [...] The Boeing entry previews new delays in the 777X and admits problems to stabilize the production of the 737 Max appears first in Forbes Sp…
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