Boeing in Talks to Sell Up to 500 Jets to China
Seattle, August 22 – Boeing, the American aerospace giant, is reportedly engaged in high-stakes negotiations to sell as many as 500 aircraft to China. This deal could mark a significant…
ANA Confirms Major Boeing Order for 787-9 and 737-8 Aircraft
Paris, June 18 – All Nippon Airways (ANA), Japan’s largest airline, has solidified its commitment to fleet modernization and expansion by confirming a significant order with Boeing for new aircraft,…
Boeing Completes 787 Rework Project and Reduces 737 and 787 Inventory
Seattle, April 27 – Boeing has reached a pivotal milestone in its efforts to streamline operations and recover from years of production challenges, as the company announced the completion of…
FAA Response to Boeing 737 MAX Engine Issues Faces Intense Scrutiny
Washington, DC, April 18 – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is under heavy criticism for its handling of engine problems in Boeing’s 737 MAX planes. This scrutiny intensified after two…
Wing system complications force Boeing to decrease 737 Max output to 31 planes a month, Air Current reveals
Renton, Washington, 2 April – Boeing, the American aerospace giant, has reportedly slowed production of its 737 MAX jets to 31 per month, down from a brief high of 38,…
Boeing Delays 737 MAX and 787-9 Deliveries to Alaska Airlines
Boeing has informed Alaska Airlines of anticipated delays in the delivery of its 737 MAX and 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, pushing timelines beyond their originally contracted schedules. This news, detailed in…
Trump’s Transportation Nominee to Maintain Boeing 737 MAX Production Cap
Sean Duffy, President Donald Trump‘s nominee for the position of Secretary of Transportation, announced his intention to maintain the current production cap on Boeing‘s 737 MAX aircraft. This decision comes…
Boeing Delivers 30 Aircraft in December, but Fails to Close Gap with Airbus in 2024
In the final month of 2024, Boeing managed to deliver 30 airplanes, yet this modest achievement did little to narrow the significant delivery gap with its European rival, Airbus. Throughout…
FAA Head Notes Boeing’s Delayed 737 MAX Production Post-Strike
The head of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Mike Whitaker, stated that Boeing has not yet resumed producing 737 MAX airplanes following a machinist strike, but plans to begin later…
FAA Ramps Up Boeing Oversight Post-Strike
On November 7, 2024, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced plans to intensify its oversight of Boeing as the company prepares to resume production of its 737 MAX jetliners following…