Despite recent troubles with its new 787 Dreamliner aircraft, Boeing looks attractive, Jeff Rottinghaus of T. Rowe Price said Thursday.
Rottinghaus also said that he liked Boeing suppliers United Technologies, Precision Castparts and Honeywell.
"We think this is a long, multi-year cycle ahead of us, and we think all four of those stocks will do quite well," he said on CNBC's "Fast Money."
Boeing's stock price took a hit after a fire broke out Friday aboard an unoccupied 787 Dreamliner at London's Heathrow Airport.
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Rottinghaus, however, brushed off concerns about Boeing, which had a "duopoly" on large aircraft along with Europe's Airbus.
"So you do expect with a new aircraft some bumps in the road, but you think longer term, you kind of look through the noise, and you see great cash flows being generated by Boeing and its suppliers over the next few years," he said.