Boeing's headwinds grew stronger today as the head of the FAA told a U.S. Senate panel that the company must address its safety issues before the agency would lift a production cap on 737 Max production.
What he said: "They don't do that, they don't grow, and if they don't grow, they're not going be able to achieve profitability," FAA administrator Mike Whitaker said, per Reuters.
The big picture: The comments came as Boeing still finds itself in a standoff with striking machinists.