A trial date has been set for the Boeing 737 Max 9 door plug blowout incident, involving 46 passengers who claim they were injured.
Boeing is confident that the engine anti-ice changes needed to get the 737-7 and -10 certified are close to being completed. Credit: Joe Walker Measurable progress on two of Boeing’s key commercial ...
The IAM District 837 represents over 3200 employees who assemble fighter jets and munitions at Boeing's St. Louis location.
In 1955, one pilot turned a quiet demonstration into a jaw-dropping spectacle that redefined what a passenger jet could do - ...
The planemaker has recorded almost $16 billion in total charges for the 777X, a strategically important aircraft that is ...
The strike of 3,200 machinists comes as the US government is demanding defense contractors rapidly expand production for war ...
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Beta’s Alia Lands at Boeing Field
Beta flies its conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) model for Washington state officials and other attendees.
Thousands of Boeing workers voted against the company's contract offer, continuing a strike that started in early August.
A King County Superior Court judge is set to hear arguments regarding a door plug failure on a Boeing 737-9 MAX aircraft, operated by Alaska Airlines as Flight.
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