Boeing is currently experiencing several significant challenges. The aerospace giant's Starliner spacecraft has been plagued by unexplained noises. These recurring sounds have spurred concerns within the company, as engineers work tirelessly to identify and rectify the source of the disturbances.

Despite this technical issue, Oscar Munoz, former United Airlines CEO, remains optimistic. In a recent interview on 'Closing Bell: Overtime,' Munoz discussed Boeing’s recent selloff but emphasized not counting the company out just yet. He highlighted Boeing's resilience and potential for recovery, affirming his confidence in the company’s ability to bounce back from its current setbacks.

Adding to Boeing’s list of challenges, the company could soon face a union strike. Workers have expressed their discontent, threatening to halt operations if their demands are not met. This potential strike further complicates Boeing's situation, as it looks to navigate through these turbulent times.

Under these multifaceted pressures—technical, financial, and labor-related—Boeing's future actions will be critical in determining its path forward.