Boeing CEO: 737 Max production taking 'a little bit longer' to stabilize than expected
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Boeing's 737 Max production is taking "a little bit longer" than expected to stabilize, and the company expects to increase its output of the planes next year, CEO Kelly Ortberg told investors Wednesday.
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What happened
Boeing's 737 Max production is taking "a little bit longer" than expected to stabilize, and the company expects to increase its output of the planes next year, CEO Kelly Ortberg told investors Wednesday.
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