Boeing disclosed a flaw with some of its 737 Max planes last week and said it was likely to delay deliveries.
in some of its 737 Max planes won't hinder its supply-chain plans for increased production of its best-selling jetliner this year.
The company is not changing its schedule with suppliers, including "anticipated rate increases," Calhoun said at the company's annual shareholder meeting Tuesday. Boeing is also comfortable holding extra stock of aircraft supplies "so our supply chain can keep its pace," Calhoun added., which makes the fuselages, and Boeing each rose on Calhoun's comments.
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