Q3 FY26 · Ended Sep 30, 2026 · View SEC filing
The aftermarket earns more than the whole company
Parts and services for jets already flying earned more than total operating income, covering the loss on building new ones.
For investorsWhat the airplane segment needs to break even
For foundersSell the product, earn on the fleet
Debt costs fell, yet the interest bill still exceeds operating earnings, so the company stays loss-making before tax.
Free cash flow stayed positive while the company reported a net loss, helped by customer advances and progress billings.
Airplane backlog grew as new orders outpaced deliveries, so demand runs years ahead of what the factory can build.
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