Boeing stock climbs as FAA proposes new 737 inspections and investors eye delivery data
Boeing shares rose 2.3% to $239.81 Monday and held steady after hours as the FAA proposed new inspection rules for cracks on 737 Next Generation jets. The directive could affect 1,857 U.S.-registered aircraft. Boeing’s full-year delivery figures are due Tuesday. The company remains under legal scrutiny, with oral arguments in a federal case set for Feb. 5.