Boeing suppliers bracing for temporary halt in 737 MAX output

WASHINGTON/PARIS - Boeing suppliers, customers and financiers braced on Monday for a possible freeze in Boeing 737 production for the first time in more than 20 years as the grounding of the best-sell

ing MAX looks set to last well into the New Year.

Boeing's board was due to meet for a second day in Chicago on Monday to assess output decisions, with an announcement expected later in the day. The company has already cut production to 42 jets a month, from 52 a month before regulators ordered a worldwide grounding in March in response to two fatal accidents.

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