Boeing ramps up F-15EX jet production.Boeing is intensifying production of its F-15EX Eagle II fighter jets, with 90 aircraft currently in the pipeline, as part of a broader effort to supply the U.S. Air Force with enhanced air combat capability.The company is aiming to achieve a steady delivery rate of two aircraft per month by the end of 2026.The increase in output comes amid reported improvements in factory efficiency and quality control. According to Boeing, recent operational upgrades have led to a month-over-month reduction in rework and unplanned task adjustments, known as “traveled work.”Factory performance has been improving in recent months, with rework and traveled work rates decreasing month over month, enhancing workflow productivity and supporting factory stabilization,” said Tom Altamuro, Boeing’s director of F-15 manufacturing and safety.