The preliminary report in the Ethopian Airlines crash will likely place additional pressure on Boeing as it prepares to reveal key information on its first quarter performance. On April 9 the company will report first quarter deliveries and orders, and on April 24 it will report financial results for the first three months of the year. Analysts expect the number of deliveries to be hit by ongoing problems with the 737 Max, and financial results are expected to include an estimate for how much grounding the planes will cost in compensation to its airline customers. Cowen aerospace analyst Cai von Rumohr estimates that cost is already $2 billion, and the price goes up every day the planes aren't flying. Boeing executives will then face shareholders on April 29 at its annual meeting in Chicago. You can read more about the potential implications for Boeing in our CNN Business report.