Emirates airline said Friday that it could continue to buy aircraft from Boeing even if the U.S. Congress does not renew the lending authorization of the U.S. Export-Import Bank.
Paul Ausick Boeing delivered the first of its 787-9 Dreamliner equipped with engines from General Electric to United Continental last week.
The Boeing 737 MAX family of planes is not scheduled for delivery to customers until 2017 but Ryanair reportedly is prepared to place an order for 100.
Boeing’s total of 941 net orders for the first eight months of 2014 crushes the 722 net orders posted by Airbus.
Paul Ausick Among the first items of business Congress is expected to take up when members return from vacation next week is a reauthorization of the U.S. Export-Import Bank.
Paul Ausick thinkstockSeptember 2, 2014: Markets opened mixed on Tuesday with the blue chips spending most of the day in the red. The energy and basic materials sectors took a beating today as crude…
In what may be either an outlier or a harbinger of things to come, Boeing Tuesday morning was downgrade to Underperform at Buckingham Research Group.
Paul Ausick Boeing has seen its shares drop about 7% the first seven months of 2014, while the Dow is up more than 3%.
Paul Ausick For months Boeing has had 11 early models of its 787 Dreamliner sitting on the tarmac in Washington state, for sale at substantial discounts. It hasn't sold a single one.
Paul Ausick thinkstockAugust 28, 2014: Markets opened lower on Thursday and even an estimate for second quarter GDP that was revised up couldn’t put any air under equities. The day’s trading got off to…
Australia's struggling Qantas airline has deferred its purchase options on the first five of its total of 50 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners.
Courtesy Boeing Co.When the monthly report on durable goods orders came out on Tuesday, virtually everyone was surprised at the 22.6% improvement. However, when transportation is backed out of the equation, orders…
24/7 Wall St. reviews the so-called order backlog of service and product orders from companies to see what the future looks like.
Boeing announced Monday morning that it has received an order for 80 of its 737 single-aisle narrowbody jets and two of its 777-300ER dual-aisle widebody passenger jets.
Paul Ausick The FAA has certified for commercial flights Boeing’s 787-9 Dreamliner equipped with engines from General Electric.
