Boeing's third-quarter results were due Oct. 27, 2026, with a loss expected

Before Boeing's scheduled Oct. 27 third-quarter report, CNBC cited LSEG estimates for a 21-cent loss per share and $23.84 billion in revenue. CNBC said investors were watching production growth and put 737 Max output at about 47 planes a month. CEO Kelly Ortberg expected output to rise the following year but said production was stabilizing more slowly than expected, according to CNBC. The earnings figures were forecasts, not reported results.