Boeing Shakes Up Leadership to Address Production Issues and Regain Customer Confidence

Boeing is replacing its CEO, chair of the board, and head of commercial airplanes due to ongoing quality control issues stemming from the 737 Max crashes.

The new chair of the board is an engineer, which could help address Boeing's engineering and manufacturing problems.

Boeing's cash flow has suffered due to reduced production levels following the crashes. Ramping up production again is key to financial recovery.

Boeing has little competition but needs to improve quality and production levels to regain customer trust and orders.

Boeing's stock price has dropped 57% from all-time highs. It could be undervalued if Boeing solves its production issues, but risks remain.