The big reason Boeing’s stock is falling so hard after earnings The big reason Boeing’s stock is falling so hard after earnings Boeing warns investors it’ll be short on 737 Max deliveries, renewing doubt about its turnaround A Boeing 737 Max 10 fuselage at the company’s plant in Everett, Wash. The single-aisle aircraft is Boeing’s workhorse. via Shares of Boeing went into a tailspin Tuesday after the aerospace and defense giant told Wall Street it will come up short of delivery targets for crucial commercial jets, reviving worries about its turnaround. executives said that they need more time to stabilize delivery rates of the jet maker’s 737 Max planes at 47 a month, which means the company will come in shy of its delivery target of 500 of the jets for the year. The single-aisle aircraft is Boeing’s workhorse and it has been a top-selling commercial plane for decades.
The company did not provide a new delivery outlook. Copyright ©2026 MarketWatch, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8 Claudia Assis is a San Francisco–based reporter for MarketWatch.
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