The Latest Breaking News from Boeing Co

Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) held an Investor Day to showcase its Boeing 737 plant and for investors to meet with company executives to discuss strategic priorities, business updates and financial goals.

The first Boeing Max 737 crashed in Indonesia in October 2018, killing 189, and another crashed in Ethiopia killing 157.

Back in 2007, the state of California reached an agreement with Boeing Co. requiring the company to clean up the polluted site of the Santa Susana Field Laboratory, outside Simi Valley, to an exacting environmental standard.

Boeing Co. received preliminary U.S. regulatory clearance to restart deliveries of its 787 Dreamliner aircraft, paving the way for the end to a drought that drained cash and dented the planemaker’s reputation for quality.

Boeing Co. and Airbus SE sales staff will hit the tarmac this week at the Farnborough International Air Show, the first of the biggest commercial aviation shows since the pandemic largely shut down air travel.

Japan Airlines Co Ltd (OTC:JAPSY) is considering replacing its older Boeing Co. (NYSE:BA) 737 short-haul fleet with more modern and fuel-efficient models, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The airline operates 45 of the 737 jets with an average age of about 12.5 years and is currently deciding between the 737…

Triumph Group Inc's (NYSE:TGI) Interiors business has secured a contract from Mammoth Freighters for composite air distribution ducts on the Boeing Co (NYSE:BA) 777 Passenger to Freighter (P2F) conversions. Financial terms were not disclosed. Triumph Interiors will provide manufacturing and engineering support services for the Mammoth Freighters' re-designed air distribution ducting system in the cargo…

After debuting in 2011, Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner has become popular among the world's airlines. But heightened scrutiny both inside and outside the company in recent years has revealed a number of production flaws and largely prevented it from delivering new Dreamliner jets for nearly two years.

Boeing Co (NYSE:BA) expects supply chain problems to persist almost until the end of 2023, led by labor shortages at mid-tier and smaller suppliers, partly due to the faster-than-expected return of demand, reported Reuters, citing BA's chief executive on Wednesday. "The shift from demand to now supply issues ... is remarkable, the…