Boeing's stock is down 6% after CEO Kelly Ortberg announced ongoing production challenges with the 737 and 787 models and a delay in 777X certification now expected in 2027. The delay is due to pending approval for a new engine seal. Despite these issues, Boeing expects first 777X deliveries next year and a near-term risk from a possible union strike. Bank of America views the market reaction as excessive, noting typical production scaling issues and maintaining a positive outlook on Boeing's 2026 delivery and cash flow forecasts.
Boeing Co shares trade at USD 197.11 on Pluang as of Sep 19, 2026 00:02 WIB, showing a slight 1-day gain of 0.06%. Despite the news of production delays and certification setbacks, the stock remains well above its 52-week low of USD 179.12 but below its 52-week high of USD 252.15. Pluang investors have shown a strong sell bias with 89% of order activity leaning towards selling, reflecting cautious sentiment amid ongoing operational challenges.
Boeing's shares fell after CEO Kelly Ortberg revealed that stabilizing 737 MAX production is taking longer than expected, causing a recent 2.43% drop and an 11.66% decline over the past month. Despite these setbacks and a challenging 2026 with losses...
Boeing's CEO revealed that stabilizing 737 MAX production is delayed, causing shares to fall 3.64%. While management maintains a $1-$3 billion free cash flow target for 2026 and a long-term $10 billion goal, higher interest rates mean delayed cash fl...
Boeing and American Airlines successfully completed the first landing gear exchange for a 737 MAX, marking a key milestone in Boeing's Landing Gear Exchange Program expansion to the MAX platform. This program provides overhauled, certified landing ge...
