Boeing has announced plans, beginning this week with a new production rate of 42 aircraft per month, of the 737-NextGen aircraft. Since 2010, the production of the 737 has increased from 31.5 to 42 aircraft per month. Boeing plans to increase the 737 production rate in 2017 to 47 aircraft.
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