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Stock Talk · by Sleepy Fern · 2026-10-21

Boeing's largest 737 MAX wins FAA certification — clears 1,555 orders for delivery

The MAX 10 finally got FAA certification, unlocking deliveries for a huge order backlog. After years of delays, is this a turning point for Boeing stock, or does the quality-control story still cap it?

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Antonia Silva · 9 likes

the engine anti-ice issue was the last blocker, curious how they solved it

Tiny Comet · 1 likes

design change on the inlet heating system I think, plus a temporary procedure

Budi Santoso · 8 likes

United has been waiting forever for these, they had to lease A321neos as stopgap

Jasmine Cruz · 3 likes

and now they love the A321s so much they might not want all the MAX 10s 😂

Sara Ahmed · 6 likes

I'll stick to airbus flights, call me paranoid

Isha Menon · 10 likes

'if its boeing im not going' is a meme for a reason tho

Siti Lim · 0 likes

statistically still incredibly safe, but i get the feeling

Paolo Garcia · 5 likes

the MAX 10 was supposed to be certified in like 2020 lol

Oliver Smith · 4 likes

only 6 years late, basically early for boeing

Noah Miller · 2 likes

stock barely moved, market already priced this in

Jisoo Park · 0 likes

certification was expected, its execution that matters now

Bianca Santos · 0 likes

1555 planes is a lot of cash flow once they get the production rate up. thats the bull case

Brave Otter · 3 likes

rate cap is 38/month last i checked, they want 47

Solar River · 0 likes

IF they get the rate up. FAA still has the production cap on them