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Boeing: 57 aircraft objective B-737 MAX products per month?

It would serve to keep up with global demand

In addition to producing more B-787 Dreamliner, among the objectives of the US company Boeing is also to increase the number of B-737 MAX aircraft assembled every month so as to keep up with the global demand that continues to grow, and maintain the supremacy over the rival Airbus. According to reports from the local press, the aerospace company would like to be able to reach 57 B-737 MAX products...

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Everett, Usa, 02/05/2019 10:50
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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In order to be able to deliver 14 B-787 Dreamliner per month the aerospace company Boeing is planning to supply the exoskeletal workers to increase their strength and speed, while reducing physical fatigue... more

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