For the first time since January, orders for Boeing's troubled 737 Max airplanes incrementally rose last month — with two firm orders for 30 Max jets in November, the company said Tuesday.
Orders for Boeing's troubled 737 Max airplanes rose last month — with two firm orders for 30 Max jets in November, the company said Tuesday.
Still, the grounding of Boeing's most popular model and the move by some customers to cancel Max orders or convert them to other Boeing models has resulted in the company showing it lost a total of 84 orders for commercial planes so far this year. Unless Boeing has a stunning and completely unexpected surge in demand before the end of the year, it will lose the annual order race to Airbus for the sixth time in the last seven years.
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