Boeing January O&D
In a word, ouch. What is there to say? No orders, zero, nada – the first time since 1962! Thirteen deliveries. More sleepness nights in Seattle and Chicago. There should also be sleepless nights on Wall Street. Views: 4
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How Overvalued are Boeing Shares?
The Boeing Company released its 2019 results earlier this week, and the company’s financial health, driven by the MAX crisis, is now quite weak. This is, to a great degree, due to the stock buybacks over the last five…
Insight Wednesday 29 January 2020: The Unanswered Question for Boeing
Boeing held its earnings call today, and the focus was, of course, on the MAX. While the quarterly results were terrible, Boeing’s estimate of just under $19 billion in additional costs from the MAX grounding and accidents indicate that the…
Boeing bleeds as losses Commercial Airplanes mount
Boeing ended 2019 with a net loss of $636 million, down from a $10.460 billion profit the previous year, reflecting the annus horribilis that followed the MAX-issues. Commercial Airplanes suffered most, recording a net los for the full year of…
Insight Monday 27 January 2020: The 777X: Some good news for Boeing
After twice being delayed by poor weather, Boeing completed the successful first flight of the 777-9 on Saturday. The aircraft, which was launched at the Dubai Air Show in 2013 was scheduled to enter service last year, but has been…
Succesful maiden flight 777X morale boost for Boeing (update)
Boeing gave itself a psychological boost on January 25 when the 777-9 completed what seems to have been a trouble-free first flight. It is the start of a rigorous test flight program that is expected to take 16 months until…