If by the end of June, Boeing Co. hasn’t resolved the lithium-ion battery problems that led regulators to ground its 787 airplane, the aerospace giant likely will have to look at changing its production plans, contends Morningstar Inc. aerospace and defense industry analyst Neal Dihora. Meanwhile Dihora doesn’t anticipate Boeing will take a significant hit from airlines seeking damages due to the grounding of the planes, unless the problems drag on for many more months. “I believe that Boeing can continue producing the 787 as long as it can assume a fix of some sort by June 30,” Dihora said. ... Read More