How a supply glitch gave Air India 50 Boeing jets made for Chinese airlines

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Boeing is likely to wind down a shadow factory that it used to upgrade the white-tail 737 Max models this summer, after already shutting down a facility where it inspected and repaired the larger 787 Dreamliner.

The plane manufacturer is separately working on ramping up the 737 production, as it targets 38-jets a month by mid-2025.“We will defer to our customers for any details on their fleet planning,” Boeing said in an email response.

Despite the large order, fresh deliveries of single-aisle planes from Boeing may happen only closer to the end of the current fiscal year, the people said.