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737 MAX – Boeing Aims for 53/Month in 2026
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737 MAX – Boeing Aims for 53/Month in 2026
After two years of strict oversight and production limits, the FAA lifted the 737 MAX production cap as of March 2026. This is the “green light” Boeing has been fighting for since the January 2024 Alaska Airlines incident. Boeing’s CFO confirmed the company is now authorized to move toward a Rate 47 goal. The next target rate is 53. The Pivot to Performance-Based Oversight The most significant change is the FAA’s shift from a hard numerical “cap…
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