Good morning. Turning around a company is no small feat—it requires a sustained, collective effort. The Boeing Company is one to watch, as it appears to be making progress after years of safety and leadership issues.

Boeing reports mixed Q2 results with wider loss due to industry challenges, but analysts remain bullish on strong delivery momentum and improving cash flow.

American planemaker Boeing has published its second-quarter results for the current financial year. The manufacturer delivered 150 planes during this period, compared to 92 in the same period last year,

Boeing on Tuesday reported second-quarter revenue above forecasts as deliveries of commercial jets surged, but that wasn’t enough to encourage investors to bid up its stock after recent outperformance.

Boeing (NYSE:BA) on Tuesday posted a narrower-than-expected loss in the second quarter and delivered revenue growth in another sign of progress for its operational turnaround led by Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg.

Cheng Xin / Boeing beat revenue estimates and reduced its loss as deliveries rose. Boeing's Defense, Space & Security and Global Services units also posted higher sales. Boeing (BA) posted better-than-expected sales and it slashed its red ink as deliveries increased.