Boeing Expands MAX Production Line

Boeing Expands MAX Production Line

Author: The Daily News Now! June 7, 2026 Duration: 1:29
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Boeing is revving up its MAX production with a brand-new assembly line launching in Everett on July sixth, marking its fourth dedicated line for the 737 MAX and a major leap toward catching up with rivals. After FAA approval to raise output from 42 to 47 planes monthly, the company is now targeting 63—and possibly more—by next year. The new line, a clone of existing ones, will initially focus on the complex MAX 10, freeing up other lines to speed up production and ensure quality without compromise. This expansion, long anticipated by both Boeing and the local community, signals a bold push to scale manufacturing and reclaim market momentum.

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