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Boeing's Mixed Results: Progress Amid Challenges
USAWednesday, October 29, 2025
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A Big Loss, But Some Signs of Improvement
- Loss: $5.3 billion in Q3 2024
- Improvement: Down from $6.1 billion loss in Q3 2023
- Cause: Delays in delivering the new 777-9, now expected in 2027
Brighter Spots
- Revenue: Over $23 billion, exceeding expert predictions
- Positive Free Cash Flow: First time since 2023
- 737 Max Production: Increased, but challenges remain
Investor Reactions
- Stock Price: Minimal change post-report, indicating mixed reactions
CEO Kelly Ortberg's Focus
- Safety & Quality: Highlighted as top priorities
- Cultural Changes: Improvements in operations noted
- Background: Took over during crisis after January 2024 incident (737 Max panel blowout)
Regulatory Progress
- FAA Approval: Regained ability to issue final sign-offs for Max and 787 Dreamliner jets
- Context: Permission removed in 2019 (after fatal crashes) and 2022 (quality concerns)
The Road Ahead
- Long Recovery: Boeing is making strides but faces ongoing challenges
- Trust Regained: Safety and quality remain crucial for regaining trust
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