Boeing cuts commercial airplanes workforce amid slow production

Posted on November 11, 2026 by Guest authors

The planemaker is set to reduce its commercial airplanes workforce by around 5 per cent starting in December, with its plan to ramp up manufacturing of 737 MAX aircraft hampered by “slower than expected” wing production at its Renton factory.

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