Boeing expects suppliers to catch up on parts for 787 jets, aiming to boost production by year's end.

From Investing.com: 2024-07-20 08:10:36

Boeing expects delayed suppliers to catch up on parts for its 787 jets to boost production by the year’s end. The planemaker is addressing supply chain issues affecting its widebody and single-aisle jets. Boeing aims to increase employee feedback and production quality, despite legal and regulatory scrutiny following incidents involving its 737 MAX jets.

Delays in supply chain for seats and heat exchangers continue to challenge Boeing’s 787 program. The company conducts fleet analysis after discovering incomplete tests. An employee alerted Boeing to the issue earlier this year, prompting an investigation by the FAA. Despite setbacks, Boeing eyes increased production of Dreamliners in the coming years.

Boeing has halted deliveries of the 787 jet due to quality and manufacturing flaws, but plans to resume production aiming for 10 jets per month by 2025-2026. The company remains optimistic about ramping up production rates in the future. Boeing is working to address challenges and increase efficiency in its operations.



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