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SA Asks: What's next for Boeing after its Q2 revenue beat?

Aug 01, 2026, 2:51 PM ETThe Boeing Company (BA) StockGE, GD, LMT, NOC, EMBJ, EADSY, EADSFBy : Val Brickates Kennedy, SA News Editor

Earlier this week, Boeing (BA) reported better-than-expected Q2 revenue, thanks in part to a 14% year-over-year jump in commercial aircraft deliveries.

So is the worst over for the iconic aerospace company, which has faced formidable challenges in recent years, or should investors

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Boeing has shown operational strength with increased deliveries and resumed certifications, but complete stabilization depends on further production hikes and finishing FAA certifications for new models.

Boeing needs to restore and sustainably increase production rates, complete MAX and 777X certifications, finalize underperforming defense contracts, and improve execution to achieve a cleaner operation and return to growth.

Boeing anticipates substantial market growth with commercial aircraft numbers rising significantly by 2045, implying ongoing replacement and new aircraft opportunities for the company and suppliers like GE Aerospace.
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