Only 42 aircraft to be made per month in bid to manage inventory after two fatal crashes
Boeing plans to cut its monthly 737 production by nearly 20% as it works to manage the grounding of its Max aircraft in the wake of two deadly crashes, Dennis Muilenburg, its chief executive, said on Friday.
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