Boeing wiring flaws to delay some 737 MAX deliveries, WSJ reports

March 10 (Reuters) - Boeing's wiring flaws will delay ‌some deliveries of ‌the planemaker's narrow-body 737 ​MAX jet, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.

Boeing did not ‌immediately respond ⁠to a Reuters request for comment.

The ⁠report, citing the company, said Boeing found ​scratched wiring ​in ​undelivered planes ‌and traced the problem to a machining error.

The snag is the latest hiccup for the ‌troubled planemaker ​as its top ​boss, ​Kelly Ortberg, ‌works to turn the ​company ​around and improve its reputation.

(Reporting by Nathan ​Gomes ‌in Bengaluru; Editing by ​Jonathan Ananda and ​Maju Samuel)