Boeing will cut 737 MAX production by almost a fifth over the next several weeks
Boeing Co. will cut production of its 737 MAX by almost a fifth over the next several weeks and has appointed a special board committee to examine its handling of new-airplane development.
Boeing said Friday that by mid-April it will trim monthly output of its best-selling jet by 10 to 42. The move overrides Boeing’s previous plan to boost monthly output of its best-selling plane to 57 by this summer. Analysts had expected that higher production to allow Boeing to make almost 600 deliveries of the 737 this year, 90% of them...
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