Boeing booked a $4.9 billion charge related to the long‑delayed 777X in Q3 2025, posting an operating loss of $4.78 billion and a net loss of $5.34 billion. Revenue rose to $23.3 billion as 737 production stabilized at 38/month with FAA agreement to raise to 42.
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The $4.9bn 777X charge drove Q3 operating loss to $4.78bn and a net loss of $5.34bn, underscoring continued programme‑related cash outflows and earnings pressure; this follows Boeing's earlier decision to rebook 777X production costs.
737 production has stabilized at 38/month with an FAA agreement to increase to 42/month, supporting near‑term delivery cadence, even as the 777X remains slipped into 2027, which sustains fleet planning and backlog uncertainty for customers.
Revenue of $23.3bn and production metrics should be viewed alongside recent order‑book changes that affect backlog composition and delivery timing for airlines.
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