Boeing 1Q Earnings Fall On 737 MAX Woes, But Defense Business Solid

By ExchangeMonitor

As expected, Boeing on Wednesday reported lower sales and earning stemming from a halt in deliveries and flights of its 737 MAX passenger aircraft but the pain from that issue was softened by gains in the defense and services segments. “I want to be very clear,…

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