Boeing Slashes 10% Of Workforce, CEO Warns "Hard To Overstate The Challenges We Face"
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Machinist strike in the Seattle region which effectively shut down assembly plants for the 737 Max and 777.
About 33,000 Boeing workers in the Pacific North-west have been on strike for nearly a month
The direct financial impact of the first month of the strike cost Boeing more than US$3 billion,
Last week, Boeing said that it planned to cut 10 per cent of its workforce as it projected a large third-quarter loss in the wake of the labour action.
Pushing back first delivery of the 777X to 2026 from 2025. The much-delayed jet was originally supposed to enter service in January 2020.
Ortberg did not address a possible capital raise, which Reuters has reported could be around US$15 billion.
Boeing on Wednesday reported a quarterly cash burn of US$1.96 billion, compared with a cash burn of US$310 million a year earlier.
Quarterly revenue fell 1% to US$17.84 billion.
Commercial aircraft business recorded a US$4 billion loss, while its defense, space and security business lost US$2.38 billion.
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