Boeing 3Q Revenue Declines 20% Year-Over-Year

The transcript discusses Boeing's stock rise despite concerns over the 787 production cut due to reduced demand in China. It highlights the absence of new financial charges related to the 737 Max grounding, which may relieve investors. The timeline for the 737 Max's return to service is questioned, with airlines not expecting deliveries until 2020. Safety concerns, including test pilot messages about software issues, and political challenges with the FAA are also addressed. Boeing's CEO is set to testify before Congress, which may lead to intense discussions.

What concerns are raised regarding Boeing's production rate of the 787?

What does the reduction in production rate signal about Boeing's expectations for China orders?

What is the significance of not having another multibillion dollar charge related to the 737 Max?

What timeline are airlines expecting for the Boeing 737 Max to be part of their fleets?

What are the implications of the instant messages between Boeing test pilots regarding the software control system?