Boeing's Back, Baby! China Deliveries are a Go!

China's Back in the Sky Period!

Okay so like remember that whole trade war thing with China? So not fetch right? Well guess what dolls? Boeing's CEO Kelly Ortberg spilled the tea: China is officially back on board for airplane deliveries next month. Can you even?! It's like 'rise and shine' for Boeing! I was like 'Is there a trade war?'

Tariffs? As If!

Alright so there's some drama with tariffs on imported parts from Italy and Japan which is like totally cramping Boeing's style. But Ortberg's all 'Don't worry we got this.' They're recouping those costs when the planes get exported. It's like they're turning lemons into lemonade...or maybe airplane fuel into profit? Either way genius!

Trade Policies Are So Last Season

Ortberg also said that he thinks the constantly changing trade policies aren't going to be forever. He basically said 'this too shall pass,' which is good to know! Like who has time to keep up with all that trade drama? I'm busy launching new lip kits okay?

737 Max: From Zero to Hero!

Remember the 737 Max? Okay so it had a bit of a moment but now it's on the comeback trail! Boeing's planning to seriously ramp up production after that whole FAA approval thing. They're aiming for 42 a month by midyear and then maybe even 47 later on. Talk about a major glow up! It is like Boeing is back and better than ever!

The MAX Variants: Coming Soon to an Airport Near You!

And if you're wondering about those delayed Max 7 and Max 10 variants don't even worry. They're scheduled to be certified by the end of the year. So get ready for more Boeing planes filling up the skies soon!

Boeing's Turning a New Leaf!

Apparently lots of airline CEOs are loving Ortberg's leadership. He's been tasked with turning things around after some tough times and it sounds like he's totally nailing it. Even United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said Boeing's "turned the corner." Werk! Plus he said supply chain issues are messing with deliveries overall. It sounds like it's not just Boeing that's dealing with problems but I'm glad they're like solving them! Like are you sure it's Boeing that is over ordered aircrafts or is it you Scott?