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Boeing CEO doesn’t see immediate supply chain snags on 737 MAX target

Boeing's supply chain for the 737 MAX is in good shape as the U.S. planemaker aims to grow output of its strongest-selling jet to 38 a month by mid-2025, CEO Kelly Ortberg said on Thursday.

Ortberg told analysts and investors at the Barclays Industrial Select Conference that he doesn't see any supply chain constraints right now that are going to stop the planemaker from ramping up here to the 38 a month.


Reuters
Reuters

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