737 MAXOne of the world’s leading aviation analysts believes the market’s negative reaction to the news of nonconforming parts on the Boeing 737 MAX is unwarranted and that production should be back to normal in June. Boeing stock lost more than US$7bn in market cap Friday after the disclosure that Spirit had installed nonconforming fittings on the aft section of the 737 MAX fuselage, connecting the vertical fin, since 2019.Bernstein said: “Although we still do not have all details, we believe 737 MAX production could be back to normal by June and aircraft from storage (likely less than 60 in total if one excludes Chinese aircraft), could flow through at a normal rate in a few months. It suggests that Boeing could still meet Bernstein’s delivery target of 475 737s for the year.“We se