Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent challenges faced by Boeing, particularly focusing on safety issues, declining orders, and the impact of a recent plane crash, highlighting the company's struggle to maintain its reputation and market position in the aviation industry [1][3][18]. Group 1: Recent Incidents and Impact - On June 12, 2025, an Indian Airlines Boeing 787 crashed shortly after takeoff, resulting in 241 fatalities and only one survivor, marking it as one of the worst aviation disasters in a decade [1]. - Following the crash, India's aviation regulatory body ordered inspections of all Boeing 787 aircraft and is considering grounding the model [1]. - The crash has intensified scrutiny on Boeing, contributing to a significant trust crisis and damaging the company's brand image [3]. Group 2: Boeing's Historical Context - Boeing, established in 1916, was once a dominant force in the aviation industry, producing iconic aircraft like the Boeing 707 and 747, which significantly shaped commercial aviation [4][6]. - The Boeing 747, known for its four engines and dual-deck design, was a technological pinnacle for the company, capturing over 60% of the global commercial aviation market at its peak [6]. Group 3: Financial Performance and Order Decline - Boeing's new aircraft orders plummeted by approximately 60% last year, reflecting a severe downturn in demand [3]. - The company has faced continuous losses since 2019, accumulating a net loss of $36 billion (approximately 260 billion RMB) over six years, marking the longest period of losses in its history [9]. Group 4: Cultural and Operational Changes - The decline in Boeing's engineering culture began after its acquisition of McDonnell Douglas in 1997, shifting the focus from safety and quality to profit maximization [10]. - Boeing's decision to outsource critical components led to quality control issues, exemplified by the delayed production of the 787 Dreamliner, which was three years behind schedule due to unusable parts from suppliers [11]. Group 5: Safety Issues and Regulatory Scrutiny - The 737 MAX crisis, resulting from rushed upgrades to compete with Airbus, led to two fatal crashes and revealed significant flaws in Boeing's safety management systems [13][14]. - Investigations uncovered 27 issues within Boeing's safety management, including poor communication and lack of effective reporting channels [14]. Group 6: Future Outlook and Market Position - Despite its challenges, Boeing is unlikely to face bankruptcy due to its dominant position in the commercial aircraft market, which is primarily shared with Airbus [18]. - The company is working with the FAA to implement a new safety management system to address quality and safety concerns, aiming to restore public trust [20].

Core Viewpoint - Boeing has faced a significant decline in its reputation and financial performance due to a series of accidents and a shift away from its engineering culture towards a focus on cost-cutting and shareholder returns [2][3][6]. Financial Performance - Boeing has incurred a cumulative loss of $35.991 billion from 2019 to 2024, marking the largest six-year loss in its 108-year history [2]. - The company has engaged in substantial stock buybacks, spending $43.4 billion from 2013 to 2019, while its cumulative profits during that period were only $38.8 billion [8]. Engineering Culture Shift - The company abandoned its strong engineering culture after acquiring McDonnell Douglas in 1997, prioritizing financial stability and stock price over quality and innovation [3][6]. - Boeing's obsession with cost control led to significant reductions in development budgets, exemplified by the 737 MAX project, which saw costs slashed from an initial $25 billion to only $2.5 billion [4][5]. Market Position and Competition - Boeing's market share has been eroded by Airbus, which has outperformed Boeing in aircraft deliveries since 2019, delivering 766 aircraft in 2024 compared to Boeing's 348 [16][18]. - The global commercial aircraft market is increasingly competitive, with emerging players like COMAC's C919 and Russia's MC-21 posing additional threats to Boeing's dominance [19][20]. Manufacturing and Supply Chain - Boeing has shifted a significant portion of its manufacturing overseas, with foreign suppliers handling 70% of the work on the 787 project, compared to only 2% for the 727 project [13]. - The company is attempting to regain control over its supply chain by acquiring key suppliers, such as the recent acquisition of a critical parts supplier [21]. Future Outlook - Boeing's future growth prospects are dimmed by a projected decline in global air travel demand growth, with passenger volume growth expectations lowered from 4.7% to 4.2% [20]. - The company is exploring options to re-enter the Russian market and is investing in new technologies, including electric and smart aviation solutions [21].

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