Airbus Nabs Order for 300 New Planes From Indian Low-Cost Airline
Indian budget airline IndiGo has placed a firm order for 300 new Airbus passenger jets. That brings the airline's total order on Airbus to 730 new planes.
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Is This the News That’s Propping Up Boeing’s Share Price After Earnings?
GE has delivered to Boeing the first GE9X jet engine that is flight compliant and ready for testing on Boeing's new 777X twin-engine, dual-aisle passenger jet.
Boeing’s Q3 Results May Not Save Top Execs
Boeing posted a quarterly profit in-line with expectations but the big news came yesterday when the company replaced the CEO of its commercial aircraft division. Will more heads roll?
What to Expect When Boeing Reports Wednesday Morning
Boeing is scheduled to release its third-quarter financial results before the opening bell on Wednesday.
Boeing CEO Muilenburg Has to Be Fired
Why the Boeing board should force Dennis Muilenburg out and replace him with a chief executive who was not with the company when the new 737 Max was developed.
Boeing Should Have Fired CEO Muilenburg
The Boeing board of directors has fired Dennis A. Muilenburg from his job as board chair but will let him stay on as chief executive, at least for now.
What Will Happen to UTC and Raytheon in the Dow Post-Merger?
If Carrier and Otis are going out on their own, and UTC and Raytheon are entering into a merger of equals in aerospace and defense, which company will become the newest member of the…
Boeing’s 9-Month Deliveries Plunge by Almost Half
The grounding of Boeing's 737 Max continues to drag down the companies delivery totals and cash flow.
Boeing, Airbus Just Lost a Potential $40 Billion Order
A potential order once valued at around $40 billion that would have been split between Boeing and Airbus has been shelved.
Boeing Scorched by NTSB Report on 737 Max Crashes
A new report from the National Transportation Safety Board recommends seven steps that Boeing and the FAA need to take as the company works to get its 737 Max airplanes back in the air.
This City Has the Two Worst Airports in the Country
If you’re flying into or out of the New York City area, you might want to consider using John F. Kennedy International Airport if possible. The region’s other two major airports, LaGuardia and Newark…
Boeing Flies Navy Drone Tanker for First Time, Struggles With Air Force Tanker
Boeing successfully completed the first test flight of its unmanned refueling tanker for the U.S. Navy and continues to work on both major and minor issues on its much-delayed KC-46 Air Force tanker.
Boeing Air Force Training Jet Gets an Official Name: T-7A Red Hawk
U.S. Air Force Secretary Matthew Donovan today announced the new name of the services new training jet: the T-71 Red Hawk, a name with a history dating back to World War II.
Kennedy Space Center Dodges Hurricane Damage
The Kennedy Space Center, from which every major manned mission to space has been launched, was spared the ravages of Hurricane Dorian, but just barely. What about the next major storm?
Could Amazon Lose the Pentagon JEDI Project?
Secretary of Defense Mike Esper said Thursday that he will review a $10 billion contract award for the department's cloud services contract that was on its way to being awarded to Amazon.