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Boeing Reports Financial Losses

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Last updated: 29 January 2020 17:27
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Boeing reports shows its first financial losses in more than two decades.

Boeing was forced to ground all Boeing 737 MAX aircraft in March 2019 following the two fatal crashes involving MAX 8 aircraft of Lion Air Flight JT610 & Ethiopian Flight ET302 killing 346 people.

Firstly the bill for the groundings is expected to cost Boeing approximately $18bn (£13.8bn).

Ground Boeing 737 MAX take over car park at Renton.

This cost has push Boeing to declare a loss of $636m loss for 2019. Boeing sales have slowed due to the MAX crisis, Revenue had been expected at $21.7bn for Q4 of 2019. In consequence revenue was only $17.9bn.

Future of the Boeing 737 MAX

Boeing fired Dennis Muilenburg over his handling of the crisis at the company.

Boeing are committed to having the 737 MAX re-certificated and safely back into service. “We are focused on returning the 737 Max to service safely and restoring the long-standing trust that the Boeing brand represents with the flying public,” Mr Calhoun.

The aim was to have the MAX aircraft fly again before the end of 2019 however the Federal aviation administration (FAA) stated they will no rush into re-certification until all issues and problems have been addressed.

Boeing 737 MAX 8 during one of its initial test flights.

Latest suggestion are these aircraft will remain grounded possibly until after Summer 2020. Initially the grounding was expected to cost only $9bn. Consequently the repeated delays will cost the company maybe double that figure.

Boeing are adamant in getting the MAX back in service despite two fatal crashes has no intention of re-branding the program. Official updates are regularly released by the FAA who are following progress closely.

The company has a total backlog in orders worth an estimated $464.4bn. Despite financial losses Boeing share prices took a 4% rise. Likely rose after the first flight of the Boeing 777x on the 25th January.

 

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