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Boeing Plans to Increase B737 MAX Production to 31 Aircraft monthly

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Last month, it launched its first-quarter outcomes, detailing a number of crucial figures and strategies, consisting of forecasts about the production of B737 MAX planes.

The report mentioned: “Boeing has actually almost finished the worldwide safe go back to service of the 737 MAX and the fleet has actually flown more than one million overall flight hours because late2020 The 737 production rate continues to increase and is anticipated to increase to 31 aircrafts each month throughout the 2nd quarter.”

According to a Reuters report released in March, 2 individuals knowledgeable about the matter stated that Boeing has initial strategies to increase production of the 737 MAX to around 47 monthly by the end of next year.

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