Boeing to Cut 17,000 Jobs Amid Financial Struggles
The aerospace giant faces a challenging period marked by significant layoffs, production delays, and ongoing labor strikes.
- Boeing's workforce reduction will affect approximately 10% of its global staff, impacting all levels from executives to employees.
- The company announced further delays in the delivery of its 777X aircraft and plans to cease 767 cargo production by 2027.
- The ongoing machinists' strike in Seattle has halted major production lines, costing Boeing an estimated $1 billion per month.
- Despite the challenges, Boeing's stock saw a 3% rise, reflecting investor response to the company's strategic adjustments.
- Third-quarter financial results are expected to show significant losses, exacerbated by strike-related disruptions and program delays.
































































