Some analysts are sceptical of Boeing’s financial plans, saying short-term liquidity may be worse than thought.
Demand for air taxis is rising, but regulatory approval and consumer trust remain significant hurdles, analysts warn.
Julie Su’s intervention comes after Boeing unveiled plans to cut 10 percent of its workforce amid stalled labour talks.
The strike is costing Boeing $1bn a month, making it critical for the firm to end the work stoppage.