Boeing delivered a total of 50 commercial airplanes in May, including 35 narrowbody MAXs and 8 widebody 787 Dreamliners. The MAX figure doubled from April.

Boeing has discovered a new 787 quality flaw — in an attachment fitting inside the horizontal tail — that will delay deliveries as mechanics do repairs.

Alaska Air demand returned to pre-pandemic levels, but seasonal weakness, fuel prices, labor costs, lower business travel and bad weather led to a $142M quarterly loss.

Spurring debate within the FAA, an inspector overseeing flight operations at Horizon Air has stopped its jets flying if a critical safety system is inoperative

Boeing’s 64 jet deliveries in March was the second-most in four years. Rework on stored jets has accelerated, a vital part of Boeing’s recovery efforts.

Boeing will set up a fourth 737 MAX assembly line in its widebody jet plant in Everett. The move makes use of the space available in Everett.

Struggling with supply chain and production slowdowns, Boeing lost money in the fourth quarter. But cash flow was positive and executives maintained 2023 jet delivery targets.