Boeing’s rebound isn’t about brilliance. It’s about not losing in a brutal duopoly.

In this episode of Market Outsiders, Jenny Rae and Namaan break down what Boeing’s post-crisis recovery really signals — and why its future depends less on innovation and more on execution over time.

We cover:

Why Boeing’s biggest advantage is the Airbus duopoly, not outperformance
How long delivery timelines distort cash flow, pricing, and leverage
What it would actually take for Boeing to reach $10B in free cash flow

This is a case study in capital intensity, regulation, and survival in one of the hardest businesses in the world.

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Boeing’s quarterly sales jump 57% as CEO says there’s ‘a lot to be optimistic about’ (CNBC)

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Chapters:

00:00 Boeing’s Crisis and Lost Trust
02:52 Boeing vs Airbus: The Duopoly
05:05 A “Comeback” Driven by Demand
08:47 Orders vs Deliveries vs Cash
12:04 Regulation, Quality, and Bottlenecks
16:22 Can Boeing Reach $10B Free Cash Flow?
19:56 Defense as the Real Growth Engine
27:50 Innovation vs Execution
33:26 Why Deliveries Matter Most

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