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aerospace / news / 2026-05-27 / Seeking Alpha

Boeing CEO says 737 production ramp is stabilizing as certification push intensifies.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg stated that 737 production ramp is now stabilizing.

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Certification efforts for 737 programs are intensifying as Boeing pursues regulatory approvals.
Boeing shares rose 3.6% following Ortberg's remarks about production recovery and certification progress.
Ortberg expressed optimism not only for commercial production but also for Boeing's defense segment outlook.

Boeing CEO says 737 production ramp is stabilizing as certification push intensifies May 27, 2026, 11:08 AM ETThe Boeing Company (BA) Stock, GE StockBy : Rob Williams, SA News Editor Comment (1) Boeing (BA) shares rose as much as 3.6% Wednesday after Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg struck an upbeat tone about the company’s production recovery, certification progress and defense outlook during an onstage interview at the Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference. Ortberg said Newsletters for Every Investor Get daily, sector-specific newsletters packed with expert insights, fresh ideas, and new opportunities. Subscribe to Newsletters

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