Boeing is expected to report a more than 20% increase in revenue and a smaller loss in Q3 as it makes strides in recovery. The company is on track to deliver the most aircraft since 2018, despite past safety crises and manufacturing issues. Analysts predict a loss of $5.15 per share and revenue of $21.97 billion for the quarter.

CEO Kelly Ortberg has worked to stabilize Boeing’s supply chain and production lines. Airlines have noticed improvements in delivery projections. Boeing delivered 440 airplanes in the first nine months of this year, up from 291 last year. Increasing delivery pace is crucial to reduce the outflow of cash totaling close to $17 billion since the start of 2024.

Last year, Boeing faced setbacks including a midair door panel blowout that led to increased federal scrutiny. Despite challenges, progress has been made. The FAA lifted a production cap for the 737 Max and is allowing Boeing to perform final signoffs on some aircraft. However, Boeing still faces delays with certain aircraft variants and ongoing strikes by defense unit workers.

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