Boeing Delivers Record 762 Jets in 2015 (Updated)
Boeing reported Thursday morning that it delivered a total of 762 commercial jets in 2015, slightly better than the top end of its forecast delivery range.
Boeing reported Thursday morning that it delivered a total of 762 commercial jets in 2015, slightly better than the top end of its forecast delivery range.
Now that 2015 has turned into 2016, it is time to see what analysts and strategists on Wall Street are calling for, in particular with Boeing.
At least one report showed that Airbus delivered 79 new planes in December, to bring the company's total for the year to 635 deliveries.
After a two-year order drought, Airbus Group SE has reportedly signed up another customer for its A380 superjumbo passenger jet. All Nippon Airways (ANA) is said to have ordered 3 of the…
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a preliminary airworthiness directive to The Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) proposing a fix to more than 300 of the company’s 767 widebody jets that would…
The Airbus and Boeing total of 1,750 net new orders in 2015, more than 1,000 fewer than the 2014 total of 2,888.
Airbus said Wednesday that the first A320neo will be handed over to Lufthansa by the end of January 2016.
December 29, 2015: Markets opened higher on Tuesday on strength in Europe and Asia in the energy and commodities markets. But the leading sector today was tech followed by healthcare and consumer…
Boeing has added a total of 166 net new orders, bringing its net total for 2015 to 743 passenger jets.
China Southern Airlines announced Wednesday morning that it had signed an agreement with Airbus to purchase 10 A330-300 airplanes that carry a list price of about $227.4 million each.
Arizona Senator John McCain had argued long and loud about restricting federal contracts to companies that use Russian-built rocket engines in their launch vehicles.
Amazon reportedly has been running a trial delivery service out of Wilmington, Ohio. Such a service would put Amazon in direct competition with FedEx and UPS.
December 18, 2015: Markets opened lower on Friday and indexes remained in the red all day as financial, techs, and consumer discretionary discretionary stocks led the slide. European and Asian exchanges closed…
Congress agreed early Friday on a $1.15 trillion federal budget for 2016, and about half the total spending was marked for the Department of Defense.
Boeing shares, which had bounced higher based on announced commitments and sales worth around $11 billion, fell after a tweet from Delta CEO Richard Anderson.