Boeing CEO says company met requirements to increase 737 Max production to 47 jets per month
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Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg confirmed the company has met FAA requirements to raise 737 Max production to 47 jets per month, a meaningful step in the post-strike, post-737 crisis recovery narrative. The production ramp unlocks better fixed-cost absorption and cash generation visibility, the two metrics the market has been waiting on before re-rating BA.
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Wrong ifIf the FAA delays formal written approval or a new quality-control issue surfaces on the line, the ramp narrative collapses quickly; tariff-driven widebody softness (Air China Cargo adding A350Fs) is a secondary demand-side headwind for the broader order book.
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