Winging High: Boeing and Airbus' Production Revival Amidst a Recovering Aviation Industry

• Boeing plans to significantly ramp up 737 narrowbody aircraft production by mid-2025, overcoming the 737 MAX crisis.
• Airbus is also boosting production due to increased demand and the resurgence of air travel.
• The growth of both aircraft manufacturers indicates a strong comeback and potential implications for the global aviation industry.

After having lived through an annus horribilis that saw entire fleets grounded and production lines brought to a standstill, Boeing and Airbus are aiming to leave their past turbulence behind. With the resurgence of air travel and an increase in orders, the aircraft manufacturing titans are enduring a production sprint, especially for their narrowbody models.

Overcoming the shadows of their turbulent past, Boeing plans to significantly increase the production of its 737 narrowbody aircraft by mid-2025. This ambitious target illustrates Boeing's efforts to stage a strong comeback from the 737 MAX crisis, which led to the global grounding of the model following two tragic accidents. It's a significant turnaround considering this target had been initially set in 2019 but was delayed due to the aforementioned grounding.