Boeing to start 737 Max production on new assembly line July 6, CEO says Boeing will initiate production of new 737 Max airplanes on July 6 at a new final assembly line north of Seattle. This expansion is intended to increase Max production to 52 jets per month starting next year, with a long-term goal of 63 per month. The new line will initially focus on the 737 Max 10 model, pending FAA certification.

• Boeing will open a new 737 Max final assembly line north of Seattle on July 6.
• The new line in Everett, Washington, aims to increase production to 52 jets per month next year.
• This move follows FAA limits on manufacturing after an Alaska Airlines incident.
• Boeing aims to reset its manufacturing track record by ensuring production system stability.
• The long-term production goal is 63 Max planes per month, dependent on supply chain support.
• The new line will start with the 737 Max 10, expected to be certified by year-end.