Latest Boeing Revelation May Delay FAA Certification, Says Cowen's Cai von Rumohr

The transcript discusses concerns about the Boeing 737 Max grounding, focusing on potential data withholding by Boeing and its implications for FAA certification timelines. It highlights the strained relationship between Boeing and the FAA, the timeline for the plane's return to service, and the necessary steps for airlines, including certification and pilot training. The discussion also touches on the impact of new revelations on the FAA's decision-making process.

What is the main concern regarding Boeing's handling of the 737 Max situation?

• Pilot training programs

• Boeing's financial stability

• Potential withholding of data

• Airline ticket prices

Why is the timeline for the 737 Max's return to service important?

• It affects Boeing's stock prices

• It influences Boeing's financial health

• It impacts airline schedules

• It determines pilot availability

What is a potential outcome of the strained relationship between Boeing and the FAA?

• Faster certification process

• Delayed certification process

• Higher airline ticket prices

• Increased pilot training

What must airlines do after the 737 Max is certified by the FAA?

• Hire more flight attendants

• Reapply for process changes and train pilots

• Increase ticket prices

• Purchase new aircraft

What could potentially delay the FAA's certification of the 737 Max?

• Recent revelations about Boeing

• New pilot training programs

• Airline financial issues

• Weather conditions