Boeing sales tumble as the company gets no orders for the 737 Max for the second straight month

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Is it because their planes keep falling apart or because they keep murdering people?

You think it had anything to do with those planes breaking apart in the sky?

When you run an engineering company as a business, you wind up with no business at all

Sounds like they've entered the, "find out," stage.

Too bad they're a defense contractor and "too big to fail".
Every one of those lost orders will come out of the pockets of US taxpayers when Boeing is bailed out.

I wonder if the investors are happy yet

Good fuck this company. I'm sure all the military contracts will keep their pockets lined unfortunately.

Quick, put some AI in it!

Maybe let the engineers take it over again

Nobody wants planes that fall out of the sky and lose sections mid-flight? Why not?

What a headline. It literally fell 3%... That's not much. Actually still higher than their April value. They dropped more than 50% in the beginning of the pandemic and have not recovered from that. Whereas Airbus easily pushed higher than pre pandemic level. So yeah not looking good since a long time.

Good. It sure would be nice to see a company held accountable for enshittifying so thoroughly.

a huge backlog of more than 5,600 orders

Apparently some people with money think there is going to be a big expansion in air travel.

Market correction at work. Good.

Decades long FAFO.

Gentlemen, this is democracy manifest.

Good.

I think Boeing have fucked up a little bit

wow, you get one two a handful of planes fall apart in air and suddenly you're not "reliable" anymore. this is woke cancel culture at work!

There's a "vote for strike" sign posted on airport road by their Everett facility. I'm guessing there will be a strike? I didn't see the firefighter strike anymore for a few days now. I haven't heard if they succeeded in what they were looking for.

reaping what they sowed.

The one where the door fell off? Yeah that's not very typical, I'd like to make that point.

They’re too big to fail, so the government will bail them out to some extent. Though at least one’s odds of being stuck on one of their deathtraps the next time they fly will steadily diminish with each year that airlines opt for someone else.

Pretty sure they're joking.

Thanks, democrats...