At Boeing, the hits just keep coming. A new electrical issue on Boeing's 737s will take time to correct, Bank of America analyst Ronald Epstein wrote in a note seen by Fortune. “This could further impact the timing of deliveries, despite the uncertainty surrounding the number of aircraft affected by this issue,” he wrote Monday.
Boeing was forced to slow production at its 737 factory in Renton, Wash., last week because of an issue with junction boxes, which are used to rout electrical cables through planes, Seattle’s King 5 news first reported.
