Boeing's Bright Future: More Planes, More Profits Ahead

Boeing is feeling good about its future. The company's top money manager, Jay Malave, shared some exciting news at a big finance meeting. He said Boeing plans to send out more of its popular 737 and 787 planes next year. This is big news because it means Boeing might finally start making more money again. The 737-10 plane, which has been delayed for years, might finally get the green light later in 2026. This could help Boeing make a lot more money. Malave said the extra planes will bring in a lot of cash, maybe even billions. Boeing hasn't made a yearly profit since 2018, so this is a big deal. Malave also said that by 2030, Boeing expects to make a lot more money from each plane it sells. This is because the company is getting better at making planes faster and cheaper. Things have been looking up for Boeing lately. After some big problems, like a door blowing out on a plane earlier this year, the company is starting to turn things around. In October, Boeing delivered a lot of planes, which helped it make money for the first time in almost two years. But there's still a lot of work to do. Boeing needs to keep improving and making sure its planes are safe and reliable. If it can do that, it might finally be on its way to a brighter future.