(Reuters) Boeing (BA) delayed the production of 737 MAX planes up to 31 per month of 38 due to delays with regard to suitable wing systems, the airflow reported Tuesday, referring to people who are familiar with the progress of the Plataker in Renton, Washington.
The factory had briefly reached a production speed of 38 aircraft in February, but withdrew to 31 after unfinished assembly tasks in Wing Systems installation that were strong, according to the report on the Aviation News website.
The issue continued to exist until March and Boeing also delayed a few earlier parts of his wing production to make up for the delays, according to the report.
Boeing did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comments outside his regular office hours.
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The American flat maker is working on the production of his 737 Max Jet to at least 38 per month this year after drastically re -voltage of the output in 2024 after quality problems after an outburst in the air on an almost new model.
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary, who was regularly informed about the progress of Jets to order by one of the top customers of Boeing, said Reuters last week that Boeing had produced 32 737 Max aircraft in March and would reach a speed of 38 a month by the end of April.
(Reporting by Rhea Rose Abraham in Bengaluru; adaptation by Rashmi Aich and Savio d'Souza)
