Boeing’s $4.9B 777X Charge Overshadows Cash Flow Progress, Shares Dip
Boeing shares slipped 0.86% in pre-market trading after reporting a $4.9 billion charge for its delayed 777X jet program, despite achieving positive cash FLOW for the first time in nearly two years. The aerospace giant continues to grapple with regulatory hurdles for the wide-body aircraft, now years behind schedule.
Stronger jet deliveries provided a rare bright spot, demonstrating operational resilience amid ongoing challenges. Investors remain focused on execution risks as Boeing balances legacy issues with renewed financial discipline.