Boeing Flags 737 MAX Wiring Flaw, Putting First-Quarter Deliveries at Risk
Boeing said a wiring flaw on some undelivered 737 MAX jets could delay first-quarter deliveries, sending shares down 1.4% by midday Tuesday. The company is reworking affected planes after finding scratches on wires but kept production at 42 jets a month and maintained its 2026 delivery target. Boeing notified customers and the FAA. The MAX fleet in service can continue operating safely, according to Boeing.