Aerospace: Boeing reports a reduced loss due to increased aircraft deliveries and anticipates new 737 Max certifications within the year.

Apr 22, 2026 - 09:05

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Aerospace: Boeing reports a reduced loss due to increased aircraft deliveries and anticipates new 737 Max certifications within the year.

Boeing anticipates the certification of its new Max 7 and 10 models by the end of this year, with deliveries set to kick off in 2027. Exciting times ahead for aviation! ✈️ #Boeing #Max7 #Max10 #AviationNews

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