Fitch Ratings announced on Monday that it has revised its outlook for Boeing from "negative" to "stable." The change reflects improved post-strike production, greater financial flexibility—including the April agreement to sell its Jeppesen navigation and digital aviation business and related assets to Thoma Bravo for $10.55 billion in cash—and reduced downgrade risks, supporting the company's BBB- rating. The stable outlook also factors in Fitch's expectation of gross debt reduction, including repayment of all 2026 notes at maturity ($7.95 billion).