Boeing (NYSE: BA) is one of the world's leading aerospace companies, known for its commercial airplanes, defense systems and space technologies. However, the company has faced a turbulent ride in ...

Boeing’s new President and CEO Kelly Ortberg ... amidst concerns over quality control standards following the door-plug blowout aboard an Alaskan Air flight in January 2024.

Tim Smith has 20+ years of experience in the financial services industry, both as a writer and as a trader. Boeing shares were among the few decliners in the Dow Jones Industrial Average ...

Everyone wants a front row seat. The lines can wrap around the venue for days leading up to the event. Outside, people are selling merch, customized pins for each city, and banners. Among some ...

Boeing delivered 180 fewer commercial aircraft in 2024 than 2023 after a torrid year which began with a door plug separating from an Alaska Airline 737-9 midflight. On January 14, 2025, Boeing ...

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SEATTLE-Boeing is set to restart certification flights for the 777X after resolving a critical issue with engine thrust links. The return marks a significant milestone following delays caused by ...

Boeing has lost money since 2019 following the crashes of two then-new Max jets that killed 346 people. The company expected to ramp up production in 2024. Instead, a panel called a door plug blew off ...

On the sales front, Boeing also lagged Airbus badly. Airbus won 826 net orders in 2024, while Boeing won 377. Separately, Boeing removed a net 60 orders from its official backlog in 2024.

Getting more planes out the factory doors and into airlines’ hands is crucial to Boeing’s battered finances, since that is when the company gets most of the money from the sale of a plane.

Boeing slipped further behind its rival after a door plug blew out of an Alaska Airlines 737 Max at 16,000 feet last January, triggering a crisis that dogged Boeing for the rest of the year.