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"You don’t have to be a bodybuilder to have the skill sets to fly an airplane once you’re trained properly,” said Mark Weiss.

Boeing announced Wednesday it will be moving its Space and Launch division from Virginia to Florida.

Boeing leads Airbus in new orders at the Paris Airshow, but the Max fleet remains grounded.

A timeline of the tragic events surrounding Boeing's most promising plane.

Demand for commercial jets will grow to $3.1 trillion by 2028 as passenger volumes increase, according to research from Boeing.

The jet could create new opportunities for markets where demand for international travel is not as robust.

Boeing CEO acknowledges 'mistake' in handling of cockpit warning problem before Max jet crashes in Ethiopia, Indonesia.

Southwest Airlines on Thursday said its decided to pull the grounded Boeing 737 Max from its schedule through the beginning of September.

Ackman cited the volatility of the Pentagon's annual budget as a top concern over the tie-up.

The airline, which is the largest U.S. carrier, said the cancellations would affect approximately 115 flights per day.

Over 310 Boeing 737 jets could be impacted.

The world’s largest aerospace company is currently facing multiple lawsuits for both fatal crashes.

Flight cancellations could extend through the entire summer travel season, the busiest time period for most airlines.

United Airlines on Friday reportedly pulled the plug on more flights that were scheduled with Boeing 737 Max planes.

A former NTSB chairman says Boeing and FAA officials have shown a lack of transparency with the problems encountered with the 737 Max jets,

The top United Airlines executive on Wednesday reportedly vowed that the company will be flexible for customers booked on Boeing’s 737 MAX jets once the planes return to the skies.

Faulty sensors on a Boeing Max jet that resulted in an Ethiopian Airlines crash earlier this year are reportedly thought to have been triggered by a bird strike.

FAA acting director Daniel Elwell will face questions from House lawmakers on Wednesday.

The Chicago-based manufacturer knew of the glitch a year before informing the FAA and U.S. carriers.

Boeing faces potentially serious problems with respect to civil and criminal law.