Plane maker has cut output of its top-selling jet after fatal crashes prompt grounding of the aircraft
Boeing Co. booked no commercial orders for its 737 jetliner in March, the first month without a sale of the aerospace giant’s best-selling aircraft in almost seven years.
The company said Tuesday that it delivered 11 of its 737 MAX jets in March, less than half the rate of deliveries in the two previous months as the plane maker, airlines and suppliers contend with a global grounding of the plane after two fatal crashes.
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