Boeing's Plane Deliveries Advance, Wins MAX Order
08 Octobre 2019 - 6:20PM
Dow Jones News
By Doug Cameron
Boeing Co. said it delivered 26 jetliners in September but
flagged the cancellation of 22 of its 787 Dreamliners and two more
737 MAX jets.
The company also said Tuesday it booked a single order for the
private jet version of the 737 MAX from an unidentified customer,
the first completed deal for a MAX since April.
Boeing shares rose slightly after the report.
The canceled 787s had been ordered by Aeroflot Russian Airlines,
while the additional MAX jets had been ordered by India's bankrupt
Jet Airways.
The September deliveries included a dozen Dreamliners, which
have become a key cash generator for Boeing given its inability to
deliver the MAX. Monthly production of the 787 has been raised to
14, but Boeing's only delivered at or above that rate twice this
year.
Rival Airbus SE, which is set to overtake Boeing in terms of
deliveries this year, shipped 71 jetliners in September, two more
than the same period last year to take its 2019 total to 571,
requiring more than 100 more in each of the next three months to
hit existing guidance.
Write to Doug Cameron at doug.cameron@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
October 08, 2019 12:05 ET (16:05 GMT)
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