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It probably impacted already. The Boeing NMA is basically nowhere to be seen, the 777X deadlines are slowly being broken, and that should be the future of Boein
by salex89 7y ago
It probably impacted already. The Boeing NMA is basically nowhere to be seen, the 777X deadlines are slowly being broken, and that should be the future of Boeing. For now, Boeing is dealing with the past, basically, corpses falling out of the closet. Not to mention the 787 engine issues.
- kn0where 7y agoIt increasingly seems like NMA won’t happen before a 737 replacement. 777X is going to be under a lot of scrutiny post-MAX and I would not be shocked if regulators find issues that Boeing overlooked before the plane is certified. At least the 787 engine issues are Rolls Royce and not Boeing, and RR isn’t the sole supplier of 787 engines.
- salex89 7y agoTrue. Basically Airbus will have time to roll out their own purebred NMA competitor by then, although they have the A321.