Boeing 2010 profit jumps to $3.3 billion, expects to deliver up to 40 787s, 747-8s this year

Perry Flint January 26, 2011
787. Photo: Courtesy, Boeing. The Boeing Company said it expects to deliver 25 to 40 787s and 747-8s this year, roughly equally split between the two types, as it reported that earnings for the 2010 fourth quarter dipped 8%, to $1.16 billion from $1.27 billion in the year-ago period on fewer...

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