Boeing's 737 Max delivery forecast slashed due to production issues and quality lapses
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Boeing has reduced its forecast for 737 Max deliveries due to ongoing quality lapses. The company has been grappling with various issues, including electrical problems and production flaws, which have resulted in delays and cancellations of orders. As a result, Boeing now expects to deliver fewer 737 Max aircraft than previously anticipated, further impacting its recovery from the grounding of the model following two fatal crashes.
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