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Boeing recently informed its employees about a potential delay in ramping up production and deliveries of the 787 Dreamliner due to supplier shortages of “a few key parts.” This announcement comes in the wake of the company’s decision to slow down deliveries and output of its 737 Max planes following a major incident in January.
In a memo to staff at Boeing’s South Carolina 787 plant, Scott Stocker, the 787 vice president and general manager, highlighted the company’s ongoing efforts to improve the overall health of its production system. Despite facing supplier shortages, Boeing remains committed to gradually increasing the production rate to meet the high demand for the 787 Dreamliner.
As of late last year, Boeing was producing about five 787 Dreamliners per month, with plans to ramp up to 10 per month in the near future. The company is set to report quarterly results soon, where it is expected to provide more details about its production plans moving forward.
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