Burning through cash, Boeing secured a new credit line and moved to raise at least $10 billion by selling new shares, in hopes of demonstrating that it can weather its current crisis. The once mighty manufacturer has been hobbled this year by quality problems that surfaced after a midair mishap in January on a 737 MAX and more recently by a machinist strike that has halted production of most Boeing planes.

Key Takeaways Struggling plane maker Boeing plans to sell as much as $25 billion in debt or stock, and received a $10 billion bank credit line.Boeing has been in financial turmoil as it faced problems with aircraft production and is being hit by a strike by machinists that's now a month old.