Thread regarding Boeing Co. layoffs

Yep

Boeing’s stock falls after UBS analyst Myles Walton cuts price target,
Says expectations have ‘bottomed out’
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/boeings-stock-falls-after-ubs-analyst-myles-walton-cuts-price-target-but-says-expectations-have-bottomed-out-11631037987

Sept. 7, 2021 at 2:06 p.m. ET
“no reason” to expect any 787 deliveries for the rest of the third quarter.

Boeing’s 787 Repair Program
https://www.davegranlund.com/cartoons/wp-content/uploads/Color-Dreamliner-787.jpg

Airbus Nabs $4.9 Billion Order From Boeing Customer Jet2
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/airbus-nabs-4-9-billion-order-from-boeing-customer-jet2-1.1646146

Airbus SE secured an order for 36 single-aisle planes from U.K.
leisure carrier Jet2 Plc, picking off a Boeing Co. customer with steep
discounts as it seeks to regain sales momentum.

The A321neo jets, scheduled for delivery over five years through 2028,
are valued at $4.9 billion before “significant discounts,” Jet2 said in
a statement Tuesday. The number of planes could rise to 60, bringing
the face value of the deal to $8.1 billion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YNsCLFWi_g

Boeing Needs China / How Pathetic / China Doesn’t need Boeing
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4440615-boeing-needs-china
The story of Boeing and its unrequited love

There can be only one conclusion and that is:
Demand will likely exist to push production rate higher for Boeing’s dream of
42 MAX aircraft a month.
But Having access to the Chinese market is a requisite.
At this time, that access is not a given due to tensions between
the US and China.
The result is that China has been stalling recertification of the Boeing 737 MAX,
which directly hurts Boeing’s business.
For Boeing to return to its better years a time machine will be necessary
Along with having access to the Chinese market is a must.
A belief that the Boeing 737 MAX will return to the skies in China is call hope.
but it's very important to keep in mind how important this market is to the
prospects of Boeing, the Boeing 737 program and envisioned production hikes.
This seems to be one of those exceptionally rare moments where administrations
should be aware that the US-China tensions are directly pressuring Boeing,
a key US defense contractor.
So under no circumstance should we recoil from China based on the
Ethnic Cleansing of the Uighurs or its constant threats of war over in
It’s disputed ownership of the South China Sea, which it claims wholly.

FAA Orders Inspections of All Boeing 737 Cabin Pressure Sensors
After Switch Failures
https://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/national-international/faa-orders-inspections-of-all-boeing-737-cabin-pressure-sensors-after-switch-failures/2530026/

Safety officials worry that if the switches fail, pilots could pass out from
lack of oxygen.
The FAA says the stepped-up testing affects about 2,500 planes, so far.
The U.S. Chicago-based Boeing said it supports the move,
After the FAA mandated it and told Boeing to STFU, again.
@1qwe+1bTLc8b3

Boeing 777X Suffers Fresh Blow
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4439987-boeing-777x-suffers-fresh-blow
Boeing’s 777X {AKA} MAX 2.0
Suffered a un-commanded pitch event for which corrective software
Has Been Developed.
Jul. 20, 2021
It’s not clear what the exact issue is with the Boeing 777X, other than it being
A Boeing product manufactured under their new save a Nickel save a Dime
Got to make Takt time, so push it down the line, automotive mentality.
Oh, and don’t forget to outsource!!!
The FAA has also disclosed that on a Boeing 777X flight on December 8th 2020,
the crew experienced an un-commanded pitch event.
It is not disclosed whether it was a nose up or nose down pitch event,
but it is enough to warrant serious caution with the Boeing 737 MAX in mind.

@OP+1bywGTUX
FAA is unwilling to certify the Boeing 777X

They've never stopped. There have been layoffs almost every month in 2021. Boeing is just not advertising it anymore.

Still building junk. See it everyday.

FAA orders operators to inspect more than 9,300 Boeing 737s worldwide
https://www.airlive.net/alert-faa-orders-operators-to-inspect-possible-pressure-switch-failures-on-more-than-9300-boeing-737s-worldwide/
Read the AD:
Boeing clams that there is no safety issue,
While the FAA strongly disagrees.

The only ones “Blowing Smoke” is us with our soldering pits.
But Hey, keep drinking the Kool-aid and it will be fine, in your mind

Airbus posters for sure, looking for wind and cant find it. The only thing left to do is blow smoke. Go away please

7/18/2021
Have you seen the latest AD_?
Our glorious leaders haven’t changed one red cent since the Max murders.
The death of 346 men women and children wasn’t even a blip on their radar.
Their only concern then was that that the world grounded their deathtrap.
They would do it all again in a heartbeat, there is overwhelming proof of that.
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And even if Boeing were to regain the number 1 spot there would still be layoffs in the US under the guise of global diversity.