CNBC Squawk Alley July 14, 2024
June the answer is no. Zero new orders for the 737 max in june. So thats three straight months, june, may, april, with zero new orders for the 737 max and in terms of that max backlog, it actually dropped by three, as a customer converted three max orders theyll now be made at 787s. So they are not taking those as maxes, 787s. Total for the commercial Airplane Division at boeing, nine nets orders commercial airplanes for the month of june. So theres the information and you see shares of boeing ticking lower. Not a surprise, guise. We talked with Dennis Muilenburg at the Paris Air Show and he s...
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