Boeing Adds 8 737s to Order Book
In its most recent report on new orders, Boeing reported that as of April 12 it has received net new orders totaling 130 jets in 2016.
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What Alcoa Earnings May Indicate About Boeing and Airbus
When Alcoa reported earnings on Monday, it lowered guidance based in part on decreased demand for aluminum from aircraft makers.
Why Analyst Is Upbeat on Boeing Cost Cutting
Analysts at Bernstein on Monday issued a note claiming that Boeing and its main rival, Airbus, will benefit from cost cuts for the rest of the decade.
GAO Calls Boeing KC-46A Tanker Schedule ‘Challenging’
Winning the U.S. Air Force contract for a new aerial refueling tanker was hard, but meeting the program's requirements may be even harder for Boeing.
Boeing Traveling to Iran; Still Fighting for Order from Delta
On Saturday, Iran's official news agency reported that a delegation from Boeing will visit the country.
What Matters About Boeing Q1 Deliveries
Boeing announced on Thursday that it had delivered a total of 176 commercial jets in the first quarter of 2016.
Deutsche Bank Aerospace and Defense Stocks to Buy Also Pay Solid Dividends
In a new Deutsche Bank report notes that while commercial aerospace is underperforming due to cycle concerns, defense stocks continue to gain Wall Street and investor attention.
FAA Issues Directive on Boeing 787 Flight Control Issue
The FAA has issued an airworthiness directive for all Boeing 787-8 and 787-9 aircraft that requires a revision to the flight manuals for the planes.
US Tops 2015 Military Spending at $596 Billion
The United States spent $596 billion on its military last year, which is 2.4% of gross domestic product, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
Why the World’s Most Expensive Drone Costs $19 Million
The U.S. Army plans to add 29 MQ-9 Reaper drones to its arsenal in the current fiscal year at a cost of more than $11 million per unit.
Boeing Is Dow’s Worst Performing Stock in 2016
Over the past five trading sessions, Boeing's stock has dropped about 3.9%, with the biggest part of the dip coming since last Wednesday.
Army Landing Craft Contract Out to Bid in the Next Few Weeks
Competition to supply a new landing craft for the U.S. Army was supposed to begin last year. A request for proposals is expected to be issued within the next few weeks, according to Defense…
Why Boeing Layoffs Do Not Point to Problems at the Company
Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) has announced that it will be letting go of about 4,000 employees in its Commercial Airplanes division by midyear. The layoffs would be voluntary, combined with leaving positions unfilled. While the move…
Boeing Could Cut 8,000 Jobs in Washington
Boeing faces stiffer competition on price from rival Airbus, and the company has said it needs to cut costs by billions of dollars by the end of 2016.
Boeing Gets OK to Sell 9 Spy Planes to Britain
Pentagon brass have approved the sale of nine of Boeing's P-8A Poseidon surveillance planes to the United Kingdom.