Manufacturer now expects to stabilize output at 47 aircraft per month next year before targeting 52, while first MAX 7 and MAX 10 deliveries are also scheduled for 2027

Approval had been expected within days, but regulator says largest MAX variant will not be certified until flight management computer problem is resolved

viation News – A potential work stoppage involving roughly 17,000 Boeing employees threatens to paralyze the certification of the flagship Boeing 777X, raising fresh concerns over aircraft delivery schedules. Chief Executive Officer Kelly Ortberg warned that a walkout would completely freeze regulatory progress and trigger further disruption across key commercial manufacturing lines. The impending labor dispute strikes at an exceptionally delicate moment for the American aerospace giant.

Around 150 aircraft are already moving through the process, four months after Beijing agreed to acquire 200 Boeing jets from the United States

ETOPS campaign has yet to begin while Boeing has already adjusted 777X production and delivery schedules

SEATTLE - Kelly Ortberg, de topman van de geplaagde Amerikaanse vliegtuigbouwer Boeing, moet in april getuigen voor een senaatscommissie over de stappen die het concern heeft genomen om veiligheids- e...

Boeing’s CFO Brian West announced hiring and raise freezes, plus temporary contractor layoffs after 30,000 machinists voted to strike CEO Kelly Ortberg told workers Wednesday that Boeing will temporarily lay off thousands of U.S. executives, managers, and…

Boeing is charting a significant operational recovery following years of manufacturing setbacks, high-profile safety crises, and mounting financial losses.

Principaux renseignements Kelly Ortberg, PDG de Boeing, a témoigné devant la commission du commerce du Sénat, soulignant l’engagement de la société en faveur de la sécurité et de la stabilité plutôt que de l’accélération de la production. Bien que les clients soient impatients de recevoir des livraisons d’avions, Kelly Ortberg a reconnu qu’ils comprenaient que […]

The delegation of business leaders underscores the deep ties many major U.S. companies maintain with China despite years of trade tensions.

Boeing’s stock on Thursday headed for its steepest fall in six months after President Donald Trump said China is buying 200 of the company’s jets, disappointing investors who had expected more than do...

Kelly Ortberg signals additional orders likely after nearly decade-long freeze in Chinese narrowbody sales

Manufacturer eyes 47 jets per month in 2026, prepares Everett line for single-aisle output

Potential agreement could include hundreds of 737 MAX jets while trade and industrial issues dominate talks between Washington and Beijing

CEO Kelly Ortberg revealed completed Dreamliners are waiting for engines and certified cabin interiors, exposing new bottlenecks beyond airframe production

Older aircraft will need more extensive structural upgrades as Boeing works toward first 777-9 handovers in 2027

Boeing is experiencing further delays in its 777X program as the company works to obtain crucial certifications from the US Federal Aviation Administration

After years of successive crises, Boeing seems to have entered a phase of achievements. The US aerospace giant has won new and important contracts such as the

Boeing saw its shares rise on Wednesday amid a more positive-than-expected earnings report. The company lost 49 cents per share instead of the expected loss

With a robust background in engineering and leadership experience in the aerospace sector, Ortberg's appointment has sparked discussions about whether a leader with an engineering background is what Boeing needs on its path to recovery.So, in today’s video, we first take a closer look at Ortberg’s career before analyzing the potential benefits and drawbacks of hiring CEOs with certain backgrounds. The post Was Hiring A CEO With A Background In Engineering The Right Move For Boeing? first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.