Well known airline Firm, The Boeing Company (BA) failed to maintain its altitude today

QUARRY BAY, Hong Kong - June 8, 2022 - PRLog -- BA has had a difficult year, with its stock down more than 60% since the start of 2020. The corporation was plagued initially by problems with the 737 MAX, which was grounded for 18 months owing to engine problems. Following the grounding, other BA models, such as the 787 Dreamliner, were subjected to increased regulatory scrutiny. Finally, the pandemic's influence on the airline sector has greatly reduced demand for new aircrafts.

The 737 MAX is back in the air and airlines are witnessing a modest increase in demand but BA is still struggling to recover and scale up production. According to Reuters, the business was given another setback by regulators looking into the 787. BA was allegedly notified by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that the documentation it presented to earn certification to resume 787 deliveries was lacking.

After the FAA voiced concerns about airplane inspection processes, deliveries of the 787 were halted for approximately one year. The FAA's rebuke should only be a temporary setback but it's yet another humiliation for a firm that has had to cope with a slew of them in recent years. Nothing is simple at BA and predicting a speedy turnaround could be rather difficult.

Boeing has less cash coming in due to the lack of 787 deliveries, as well as a 737 program that is still well short of the delivery levels expected prior to the grounding. BA's debt has increased by more than 400% in the last five years as the corporation ensured it would be able to weather the pandemic. BA will struggle to significantly decrease its debt until Dreamliner deliveries start and the 737 MAX program reaches its stride.

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