>I also think people don't understand how extremely lucky Boeing is. If all of this had happened during a time of low demand the company would be facing a far m

>I also think people don't understand how extremely lucky Boeing is. If all of this had happened during a time of low demand the company would be facing a far more dire situation, likely with many major airlines canceling orders. But since airplane demand is very high and order books are full, airlines have to keep their orders at Boeing if they want new planes. And as it stands they've already been losing money for the past 5 years. They could be losing a lot more money. Granted a lot of those losses are due to their own mismanagement of projects like KC-46, Starliner, AF1, etc.