
Kelly Ortberg
American business executive and former CEO of Rockwell CollinsWikipedia
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Sep 25, 2026
9/24/26 - Netanyahu's Bold UN Speech: A Stand for Israel
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14:44Mark LevinHOST
And he's a Trump appointee.
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14:46Mark LevinHOST
That's you, Kelly.
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14:47Mark LevinHOST
Judge Kelly, I'm talking to you.
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14:50Mark LevinHOST
One of the most dim-witted opinions I've ever read.
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14:52Mark LevinHOST
You really did avoid the First Amendment, didn't you? You went to due process.
23 MINS LATER
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38:04Mark LevinHOST
First of all, remove several of them.
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38:05Mark LevinHOST
You don't have to do it through impeachment, just eliminate their courthouse and eliminate their jurisdiction and create some of these judgeships and some of these courthouses outside of the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area because it has a poisonous effect on their brains.
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38:28Mark LevinHOST
And that's the case with Judge Kelly, a Trump appointee in twenty seventeen.
Why Tensions Have Flared Between Boeing And GE
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4:39Guy NorrisGUEST
Um, so this is why the nub of the story really that we're about to talk about, this is why it was a big deal.
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4:45Guy NorrisGUEST
Uh, so yeah, um, uh, Boeing CEO and president Kelly Ortberg was speaking at the Morgan Stanley financial conference in California, uh, September 16th.
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4:57Guy NorrisGUEST
And he basically reiterated things that he's actually said earlier this year, which was, um, We will not be able to get going yet with this certification plan for early ETOPS or authorization to even begin our ETOPS testing because there's an issue with a part of the engine on the GE9X, the GE Aerospace engine for the 777X, called the mid-seal, which is a sort of inter-turbine.
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5:30Guy NorrisGUEST
It's between the first and second stage of the engine's high-pressure turbine stages.
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14:25Sean BroderickGUEST
Issues in recent years that both OEMs were quick to say, yeah, we're having some engine supply issues.
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14:36Sean BroderickGUEST
737 seems to be now in production, seems to be in sync with LEAP deliveries.
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14:43Sean BroderickGUEST
But as was first brought up, I think, when our editors, when Guy and Joe Anselmo went out to talk to Kelly Ortberg in the middle of this year, I guess it was, 787 engine supply, the GENX, is a bone of contention.
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15:02Sean BroderickGUEST
Boeing... believes that it would be at a higher production rate, a higher rollout rate, if it had the number of engines from GE that it has been expecting.
Defense & Aerospace Report Podcast [Sep 20, ’26 Business Report]
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2:14Vago MuradianHOST
This as governments and industry scramble to meet surging defense demand worldwide.
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2:20Vago MuradianHOST
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said the ramp up for 737 and 787 jets would take longer than expected, even as he expected certification of the MAX 10 airliner to be secured soon.
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2:33Vago MuradianHOST
GE Aerospace is confident that mid-engine seal issues with its GE 9X The most powerful commercial aviation power plant ever built won't delay the 777X from entering service.
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2:45Vago MuradianHOST
And Indigo's Willie Walsh says he's going to build the carrier's fleet and turn New Delhi into the next Asia gateway as U.S. airlines push back on Chinese firms from increasing flights to U.S. cities.
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57:14Vago MuradianHOST
They reinvented how cars are made.
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57:17Vago MuradianHOST
in order to do it and do it efficiently when it comes to an electrically powered vehicle.
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57:23Vago MuradianHOST
Okay, Richard, let's talk a little bit about the announcement of from Boeing and from Kelly Ortberg about the ramp taking longer than he expected, even though we expect a MAX 10 certification to be coming sooner than later.
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57:40Vago MuradianHOST
Take a bite at that, as well as GE's confidence on the GE 9X, 110,000-pound thrust engine, which you need on a 777X.
Generac Jump; Coreweave Moves; Lockheed Martin Dea;
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3:57John TuckerCORRESPONDENT
Hard months ahead.
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3:59John TuckerCORRESPONDENT
Uh, the CEO, Kelly Ortberg, laying out a set of challenges that surprised investors-
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4:04Paul SweeneyHOST
Yep
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4:04John TuckerCORRESPONDENT
... appearing at a conference.
Stocks Drop As Fed Hikes Rates… And Energy’s Next Move As Crude Surge Cools Off 9/16/26
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42:07Melissa LeeHOST
Shares of Boeing dropping nearly 4% today.
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42:09Melissa LeeHOST
CEO Kelly Ortberg telling investors it's taking longer than expected to stabilize 737 Max production, but adding that the company expects to increase output of the planes next year.
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42:19Melissa LeeHOST
Shares down nearly 13% over the past month.
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42:23Melissa LeeHOST
What do you say about Boeing, Karen?
Catwalks, pop-ups and after-parties: London Fashion Week begins
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11:10Thomas WaterhouseCORRESPONDENT
And the CEO of Boeing says it's taking longer than expected to stabilise the production rate of the 737 MAX to the target of 47 planes a month.
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11:20Thomas WaterhouseCORRESPONDENT
Kelly Ortberg says the company needs to speed up wing production and certify its new 737 production line to raise output to 52 jets per month next year.
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11:31Thomas WaterhouseCORRESPONDENT
Those are the latest headlines.
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11:33Thomas WaterhouseCORRESPONDENT
Back to you, Guy.
8AM ET FOX Business Report 09-17-2026
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0:54speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
The Bank of England decided this morning to hold interest rates steady despite higher inflation.
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1:00speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg says it's taking longer than expected to step up production of 737 MAX jets.
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1:07speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
The company's working to stabilize production at 47 jets a month.
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1:12speaker_2CORRESPONDENT
It needs to step up wing production and certify production in Everett, Washington, to raise output to 52 jets a month.
09-17-26 Stevie Jay (shares story about meat), Diane Ducey, Greg Soulje (weather), sports headlines and Jon Decker (Gray TV) as White House Correspondent. Trending topics then Tim Onstott (pitmaster)
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16:39Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The Bank of England decided this morning to hold interest rates steady despite higher inflation.
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16:45Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg says it's taking longer than expected to step up production of 737 MAX jets.
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16:52Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The company's working to stabilize production at 47 jets a month.
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16:56Jenny KoseldaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It needs to step up wing production and certify production in Everett, Washington, to raise output to 52 jets a month.
Boeing's Turkish Airlines Deal and What One Hundred and Fifty MAX Jets Mean for the Company's Long Road Back
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3:46TowerHOST
By the time the strike ended, Boeing's financial situation had become a regular topic on business pages and in analyst calls.
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3:53TowerHOST
Chief Executive Officer Kelly Ortberg came in to try to stabilize the company.
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3:58TowerHOST
He has been candid about the scale of the challenge.
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4:01TowerHOST
Boeing is not just an airplane manufacturer in trouble.
The Air Canada Anko Inherits
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36:12Gordon SmithHOST
Always a lot going on, yeah.
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36:13Gordon SmithHOST
Um, Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg as well due to join.
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36:15Jay ShabatHOST
He'll be there as well, yes.
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36:17Jay ShabatHOST
Mm-hmm.
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