Boeing's latest delay to its ballyhooed Dreamliner model could test the patience of airlines that have ordered the jet. Already, Japan's ANA -- the 787 launch customer -- has come out publicly to call Boeing's latest delay "regrettable."
Now, some on Wall Street are wondering out loud as to whether Boeing might face some more material consequences as its Dreamliner customers scramble to cope with the latest 787 delay.
"Boeing's patient customers continue to wait, and hopefully the company will be able to negotiate its way out of paying material cash compensation for the delays," Carol Levenson, a debt analyst at Gimme Credit in New York, says to USA TODAY.
For more: Will Boeing pay for its latest Dreamliner delay? – USATODAY.com
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