Boeing CEO Sees 'Endgame' for Return of the 737 Max

The transcript discusses Boeing's cautious approach to the 737 Max's return, contrasting timelines from Boeing and the Southwest Pilots Union, and regulatory concerns from European and global bodies. It highlights Boeing's new safety position to enhance confidence and addresses cash flow strategies, including aggressive delivery plans and challenges with the 777X due to engine issues.

What is the main reason for the Southwest Pilots Union's skepticism about the 737 Max's return to service?

• Boeing's optimistic timeline

• European regulators' cautious approach

• Lack of global approval

• FAA's rigorous assessment

What new position has Boeing introduced to enhance safety oversight?

• Vice President of Product and Services Safety

• Chief Safety Officer

• Head of Regulatory Compliance

• Director of Engineering Safety

Why is the FAA under scrutiny regarding the 737 Max?

• Increased reliance on computers

• Concerns about assessment rigor

• Pressure from airlines

• Delays in certification

What is Boeing's plan to address the cash flow shortfall from 2019?

• Aggressively deliver stored planes

• Launch new aircraft models

• Cut operational costs

• Increase production of 737 Max

What issue is delaying the first flight of Boeing's 777X?

• Software updates

• GE jet engine problems

• Pilot training requirements

• Regulatory approval