Revenue for the quarter for December fell 31% to $ 15.24 billion compared to last year.
American company Boeing reported the annual losses of $ 11.83 billion, the largest since 2020. Reuters reported it on Tuesday, January 28th.
In particular, revenue for the quarter for December fell 31% to 15.24 billion dollars compared to last year.
The company faces problems with its commercial units and its defense, as well as the consequences of the strike of plant workers on the west coast of the United States.
In the face of these challenges, CEO Kelly Ortberg faces, trying to change the situation with the aircraft manufacturer, which is less than the opponent Airbus (EPA: Air) in the struggle for aircraft supply. In addition, the company is under the goal of regulators and customers after a series of errors.
Ortberg, who led Boeing in August, noted that the company was seeking development in restoration of stability on production lines after an aviation incident in 2024, causing anxiety about the safety of aircraft of the company.
According to him, the results of the fourth quarter of Boeing include the cost of many defense programs at a fixed price. At the same time, Ortberg emphasized that the company “is more active and clearly understands what risks” these programs have.
The general director also said Boeing reached the development of its supply link and that until the end of 2024 continued the speed of making five aircraft 787 a month, despite some delays.
Remember that one of the largest manufacturers of aviation, space and military equipment, American concern that Boeing has reported plans to remove 10% of employees.
Earlier it was learned that Boeing continued to make the best -selling 737 Max sold.
Source: korrespondent
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