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Boeing's cash surges as 737 Max fuels record jet deliveries
Published Thu, Oct 26, 2017 · 09:50 PM
Washington
BOEING's cash flow swelled as the company's 737 Max propelled jetliner deliveries to a record in the third quarter.
The manufacturer handed over 25 more of its narrow-body planes than a year earlier, the result of a faster production tempo and the smooth debut of the upgraded 737 Max after an engine hiccup in May. That helped boost free cash flow to US$3 billion, topping analysts' estimates.
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