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Boeing to cut 5% of commercial airplane staff due to slower 737 Max production ramp-up

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09 Nov 2026, 19:48 WIB
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Boeing to cut 5% of commercial airplane staff due to slower 737 Max production ramp-up

Boeing announced plans to reduce its commercial airplane workforce by about 5% through attrition and layoffs, as the production increase of its 737 Max planes is slower than expected. The company is adjusting its production schedule, which has led to an overstaffed position. Boeing aims to stabilize production and expects to reach a rate of 52 planes per month by the second half of 2027, later than initially planned. Notifications for staff reductions will begin in December.

Following Boeing's announcement of a 5% workforce reduction due to slower-than-expected production increases, the company's stock shows a slight dip. As of Nov 10, 2026 01:02 WIB, Boeing (BA) trades at USD 172.68, down 0.42% for the day on Pluang. Despite the drop, all current Pluang orders for Boeing are buys, reflecting ongoing investor interest in the stock.

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