Pilots say FAA proposal for Boeing Max training needs work
Monday was the deadline for comments about the FAA's training proposal
GE's shares soar as earnings recover from pandemic lows
General Electric Co. on Wednesday unexpectedly reported a quarterly profit and a positive cash flow on the back of cost cuts and improvements in its power and renewable energy businesses, sending its shares 10% higher.
Dow drops 942 points as S&P, Nasdaq turn negative for October
Stocks sank on Wednesday as COVID-19 fears gripped investors across the globe as Germany and France announced new lockdown measures.
Boeing warns of job cuts as coronavirus spurs 4th straight quarterly loss
Boeing Co. reported a fourth straight quarterly loss and warned employees of job cuts as the coronavirus pandemic and grounding of the 737 Max aircraft weighed on sales.
China to impose sanctions on US arms suppliers to Taiwan
China's government said Monday it will impose sanctions on U.S. military contractors including Boeing Co.'s defense unit and Lockheed Martin Corp. for supplying weapons to rival Taiwan, stepping up a feud with Washington over security and Beijing's strategic ambitions.
Boeing considering new commercial aircraft to help pull even with rival Airbus
Plane maker reportedly has held discussions with customers -- including airplane leasing companies -- about potential interest
American Airlines releases plan to return Boeing 737 Max to service
American Airlines is planning to reintroduce Boeing 737 Max jets to service in late December, on the condition that the FAA deems it safe to do so.
Airlines plan for prolonged coronavirus travel drought
U.S. airlines expect it will be years before their business recovers from the coronavirus pandemic, even after pulling together over $100 billion by tapping government aid and mortgaging assets including planes and frequent-flier programs.
Boeing shares take off as 737 Max return cleared by Europe
Boeing shares took off Friday after the European Union’s top aviation regulator cleared the 737 Max jet to return to the skies as soon as this year.
Boeing announces 787 production moving to South Carolina in 2021
Boeing Co. on Thursday announced plans to end 787 aircraft production in Washington state and consolidate its assembly in South Carolina starting in mid-2021.
Boeing to move all 787 Dreamliner production to South Carolina
Shift would end output of that jetliner in Seattle area as demand for planes plummets amid pandemic
Boeing's 737 Max jet to be piloted by FAA Administrator Dickson next week
Boeing is hosting top FAA officials in Seattle next week to evaluate the 737 Max Jet.
Boeing licenses ultraviolet wand to sanitize airplanes in coronavirus fight
Talk about a light in the darkness.
Airbus unveils concepts for hydrogen-powered plane
Airbus has unveiled three visual concepts for "zero emission" airplanes to be powered by hydrogen.
Boeing gearing up for 787 move to South Carolina: sources
Boeing will move the rest of its 787 Dreamliner production to South Carolina in a pivot away from its reliance on its union-heavy Seattle-area birthplace, as well as cut costs and improve efficiencies.
Southwest temporarily grounds 130 Boeing 737-800 airplanes over weight data
The airline says the temporary move has been made out of caution
US House report blasts failures of Boeing, FAA in 737 MAX certification
The committee found numerous missteps in a nearly 250-page final report released Wednesday into the troubled plane's development
Boeing execs defend safety decisions on 737 MAX development
In January, Boeing reversed course and said it would recommend simulator training for all pilots before the MAX returns to service
Boeing in talks with FAA about Dreamliner structural issue
Just three days after reports about quality control lapses at a Boeing's Dreamliner plant in South Carolina comes word of a new problem with its flagship jet.
Boeing to face independent ethics probe over lunar lander bid
Boeing Co is submitting to an independent review of its compliance and ethics practices, according to an agreement struck with NASA and the U.S. Air Force and seen by Reuters, part of widening fallout from its behavior in bidding to supply lunar landing vehicles.














