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Boeing still plans to steadily increase its rate to meet "strong demand," according to the memo seen by Reuters from Scott Stocker, 787 vice president and general manager
After the grounding of its 737 Max aircraft, Boeing is now facing production problems with its its 787 Dreamliner planes
Boeing still plans to steadily increase its rate to meet "strong demand," according to the memo seen by Reuters from Scott Stocker, 787 vice president and general manager, to workers at its South Carolina facility. "To that end, we have shared with our customers that we expect a slower increase in our rate of production and deliveries." Boeing said its 787 production rate was five per month during the last quarter of 2023.
Boeing reports quarterly results before the market opens on Wednesday.
Boeing reports quarterly results before the market opens on Wednesday.