Boeing Resumes 737 and 787 Certification Authority at Farnborough Airshow Amid Supply Chain Focus

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According to Bloomberg and Reuters, Boeing received regulatory approvals on Monday (July 20) at the Farnborough Airshow, including FAA authorization to resume self-conducted certification procedures for 737 and 787 aircraft. The company also confirmed Air Force One is on track for 2028 delivery. Analysts note that while these developments address market expectations, investor sentiment hinges on Boeing's ability to improve production capacity and resolve supply chain bottlenecks. With Boeing and Airbus holding approximately 15,000 undelivered aircraft orders—equivalent to over 10 years of production—new orders carry limited stock price impact compared to delivery speed improvements.
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