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ty97 news network: Boeing posts first annual loss since 1997 as 737 Max costs rise -- nm
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decline (aka Decline)
Jan 29 '20, 07:23
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Surprised they haven't tried to go for a rename of the plane. CEO sounds better in trying to fix the internal problems making the plane -- nm
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budice
Jan 29, 07:34
Did Southwest Airlines also have to post a loss due to the fact they ran so many of them? -- nm
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Qale
Jan 29, 07:24
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The impact is somewhat lessened as the MAX was not (yet) a major part of their fleet (lots of MAX still on order). But they had to cancel flights
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ty97
Jan 29, 07:29
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Tempted to think they should go next-gen and roll the orders into a newer plane model -- nm
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budice
Jan 29, 07:39
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That’ll take years. -- nm
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spamlet
Jan 29, 07:43
I know Southwest cancelled flights. It made selection to Atlanta (nonstop) more difficult with completely full flights. Raised the price too. -- nm
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Qale
Jan 29, 07:32
(correction) December and not a loss, but earnings were down -- nm*
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decline
Jan 29, 07:25
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