Boeing ramps up 737, cuts back 747, 777
January 28, 2016
In a move to even out production as new models come online, Boeing is adjusting its production rates on current versions.
In a move to even out production as new models come online, Boeing is adjusting its production rates on current versions.
Boeing, which is racing Airbus for shares of the huge Chinese market for new planes, got a significant boost yesterday with an order for 110 more 737s, 80 of them the new 737 MAX that is just entering production, for China Southern Airlines and a subsidiary. China’s government aircraft manuracturer and Boeing signed a deal 3 months ago for Boeing to build a final assembly plant in China for 737s. Presumably that plant was a factor in the order and at least some of the planes will be…
Boeing rolled out its first 737 MAX this morning. It’s the newest version of the 737, and the one the company is betting on to
Think your airline seat is tight now? Wait for the next generation of planes being bought by Ryanair and other budget/short-haul carriers. They’re adding seats, and the space for them has to come from somewhere… And, for the Airbus…
In a move to even out production as new models come online, Boeing is adjusting its production rates on current versions.
Boeing, which is racing Airbus for shares of the huge Chinese market for new planes, got a significant boost yesterday with an order for 110 more 737s, 80 of them the new 737 MAX that is just entering production, for China Southern Airlines and a subsidiary. China’s government aircraft manuracturer and Boeing signed a deal 3 months ago for Boeing to build a final assembly plant in China for 737s. Presumably that plant was a factor in the order and at least some of the planes will be…
Boeing rolled out its first 737 MAX this morning. It’s the newest version of the 737, and the one the
Think your airline seat is tight now? Wait for the next generation of planes being bought by Ryanair and other budget/short-haul carriers. They’re adding seats, and the space for them has to come from somewhere… And, for the Airbus…