Boeing, during March regained
some production pacing for the 787 program with 13 deliveries. This moved the
over-all 787 delivered at 393 units for its worldwide fleet. The 787 footprint
eclipses the Airbus 16 units for A350's delivered to date. Backlog for Boeing's 787-# slips
underneath the A350-# backlog of 761 during the first quarter 2016 as Boeing has reduced the 787
backlog to a standing 746, 787's yet to be built.
Chart 1.
The ninety day moving average had a tepid
quarter producing only at a rate of 10 units a month which falls below
guidance of 10.667 units a month. However, Boeing has positioned itself for a 12 a
month pacing the remainder of the years and should deliver about 35 787's
during second quarter 2016.
Chart 2.
Chart 3.
Boeing
787-9's are progressing towards a top position during the next three year as it
now has 98 787-9's delivered as shown in Chart 4.
Chart 4.
Production
inventory is slightly down over its former 50 + units in process, as it
now stands at only 45 units of all types in the works-in-process mode (Chart 5).
Chart 5.
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