The plane is promising to save airlines million of dollars in fuel and maintenance costs due to its lightweight carbon and titanium build. Slowed by a shortage of bolts, faulty design and a two-month strike, the plan still has a long way to go before it is ready to take passengers.
Stocks of Boeing (NYSE: BA) were down 3 cents, or .05 percent, to $56.02.
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