Boeing’s trajectory is improving after years of program failures, but recovery remains incomplete

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An assessment of Boeing’s recent direction finds signs of improvement after nearly two decades of setbacks, beginning with the 787 rollout and extending through the 737 Max program’s multi-year failures from March 2019 into mid-2024. The analysis says the company still has substantial work ahead.

Discovered 2026-08-26T06:05:04.098395-07:00 | 2026-08-26T06:05:04.098395-07:00

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  • The assessment frames Boeing’s current position against a nearly 20-year pattern of program missteps, including the 787 rollout and the 737 Max crisis.
  • The reported improvement is not presented as a full recovery; Boeing still faces significant execution work after failures that extended into mid-2024.

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