Boeing Completes First Post-Grounding Delivery of a Completed 737 MAX Aircraft
The Supply Chain Matters blog indicates that this week represents a further milestone in efforts to return the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft family to operational service and to restore confidence among this aircraft’s supply and services partner network. A United Airlines flight crew took possession of a previously completed aircraft representing the first air carrier to take delivery since the FAA clearance occurred in mid November
by Bob Ferrari 
Boeing 737 MAX Receives Initial FAA Go-Ahead to Fly
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights today’s milestone announcement from the U.S. FAA clearing the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft for operational flights after aircraft are retrofitted for required changes. While this unpleasant and difficult 20 month chapter comes to a close for Boeing, more challenges remain for the aircraft and for Boeing’s subsequent reputation.
by Bob Ferrari
U.S. Congressional Report Faults Boeing and the FAA for 737 MAX Failures
The Supply Chain Matters highlights the now published explosive findings of a U.S. Congressional investigation regarding the safety and regulatory oversight of the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. This blog provides perspectives relative to global airline customer demand, Boeing, and its supply network stakeholder lenses.
by Bob Ferrari
Additional Leadership Challenges for Boeing and the 737 MAX Aircraft Program
The Supply Chain Matters blog updates readers on commercial aerospace manufacturer Boeing’s latest collection of executive leadership challenges related to returning the 737 MAX to global operational service, along with the implications for the company’s aircraft demand and supply networks, in the midst of the new COVID-19 global coronavirus outbreak.
by Bob Ferrari
Boeing Turns Attention Towards 737 MAX Supply Network
As commercial aircraft manufacturer Boeing continues to address returning the beleaguered 737 MAX to global operational service, a report indicates that the manufacturer is reaching out to suppliers for added resource support.
by Bob Ferrari
Indications of 737 MAX Lower Rate Monthly Production Cadence When Production Resumes
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides a further update to our readership regarding the now weekly ongoing developments related to Boeing’s 737 MAX supply network, along with short and longer term implications.
by Bob Ferrari
And Up and Mostly Down Week for Boeing
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights an up and down week for Boeing, with events more weighted to the ugly financial aspects of the ongoing 737 MAX grounding crisis.
by Bob Ferrari
Boeing Communicates a Further Delay in Returning 737 MAX to Operational Service
The Supply Chain Matters blog highlights this week’s announcement regarding yet another expected delay for the return to global wide operational service of the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. Developments will continue to be forthcoming, and with each, this industry’s aircraft demand and supply response networks will increasingly be further impacted.
by Bob Ferrari
Boeing 737 MAX Grounding Crisis Update- New CEO Leadership Takes on Existing Challenges
The Supply Chain Matters blog provides added observations of the ongoing Boeing 737-MAX grounding crisis, the recent CEO change and the ongoing engineering and product management as well as supply network implications.
by Bob Ferrari
Breaking: Boeing CEO Fired in Wake of 737 MAX Growing Crisis- Initial Supply Network Implications
The Supply Chain Matters highlights breaking news this morning on a CEO replacement for Boeing and the initial implications for the 737 MAX production and supplier teams.
by Bob Ferrari
Boeing Indeed Announces Temporary Suspension of 737 MAX Production With Added Implications
The Supply Chain Matters blog updates the global supply chain management community on yesterday’s decision by Boeing to temporarily suspend monthly production of the 737 MAX aircraft, along with the implications of that decision on the aircraft’s supplier network, on the global manufacturing economy and on the industry as a whole.
by Bob Ferrari
Two Added and Explosive Revelations Involving the Boeing 737 MAX
The Supply Chain Matters blog calls reader attention to two new revelations concerning the ongoing Boeing 737 MAX aircraft grounding crisis, scheduled to be shared today before a U.S. Congressional Review committee. From our Supply Chain Matters lens, such revelations likely have major implications for Boeing and the manufacturer’s associated supply network partners moving forward.
by Bob Ferrari 
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