Air India crash highlights a new problem for Boeing
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Boeing stock strongly outperformed the S&P 500 in 2024 driven by robust airplane orders and improving production stability. Learn more on BA stock here.
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Defense News on MSNBoeing Air Force One work continues amid furor over Qatar planeBoeing is years behind schedule on delivering the newest Air Force One jets and has been repeatedly criticized by President Donald Trump.
A British Airways flight BA35, operated using a Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, made a precautionary return to London Heathrow Airport.
Boeing Co. said it’s made more progress in the past four to five months on the long-delayed new presidential aircraft than at any point in the last four years as it identifies ways to streamline the complex program.
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Stocktwits on MSNBoeing Slightly Cuts 20-Year Aircraft Demand Forecast, But Says ‘Resilience Will Remain A Hallmark’ Of Airlines IndustryBoeing (BA) now expects worldwide demand for 43,600 additional commercial airplanes over the next 20 years, slightly lower than its earlier forecast. The planemaker expects passenger traffic to grow at a rate of 4.
The crash happened just weeks after the company cut a deal with the U.S. government to avoid taking criminal responsibility for a pair of deadly crashes in 2018 and 2019.
Trump has directed the Pentagon to modify a luxury 747 donated by the Qatari royal family for use as an interim Air Force One, a plan that has raised ethical and security concerns. It also remains unclear how the Pentagon will pay for the modifications, and how quickly the Air Force could acquire a third set of highly specialized systems.
Wisk Aero is looking to bring self-flying air taxis to Texas and has acquired an Austin-based tech company to help with its air traffic management.
The planemaker expects single-aisle jets to dominate global fleets, increasing their share to 72 per cent from the current 66 per cent. Models like Boeing’s 737 Max and Airbus’s A320neo remain in high
Even as its troubles refuse to die down, aviation giant Boeing Co. remains optimistic about the future and continues to bet on a surge in global air travel over the next two decades.