Plane maker beat lowered expectations but still burned billions in response to crisis and reported first revenue drop in seven quarters
Boeing on Wednesday reported it had burned through nearly $4bn in the last quarter as it dealt with the consequences of a mid-flight blowout of a cabin panel on a brand-new Boeing 737 Max 9 jet.
But the US aircraft maker beat Wall Street expectations that were lowered after the incident prompted it to slow production of its bestselling jets.
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