Boeing studying boost of 737 MAX plane production to highest-ever rate - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixgFBVV95cUxNQktfUWsta1dlLTVuYzkzLTltc2NuSVUzZ3RNRTgtY0lnWUtRX2pvWnNwcFpUN1lHYzFYdDZ3ZkJHLXB2X2d5VzVwVDQxYjUtQmxpekg3U21tbURTQVRLczVVMHpUSmtjZGh4eVhvZTREaktjcTM1VVprTDM2YlQ1OF93bzdmeWt4RE04RkJiOWtnWEUxcDJXc1F4YzNmQkJZclRjdUphS3EtNno0ckZHTW00bmpMNXBtWjRDLUNDVWdXODB4Z0E?oc=5" target="_blank">Boeing studying boost of 737 MAX plane production to highest-ever rate</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Boeing is evaluating the possibility of increasing its 737 MAX production to 70 jets per month, a potential record rate that would support the company's ongoing recovery efforts.

Boeing is examining how it could increase production of its bestselling 737 MAX aircraft to as many as 70 jets per month, following a planned rise in output from 42 to 47 aircraft monthly.

Boeing is exploring raising production of its bestselling 737 jet beyond its publicly stated target of 63 aircraft per month, the Air Current reported on Thursday.