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Boeing’s sales recovery continues, with the 737 Max leading the way.

[ad_1] Boeing said on Tuesday it sold 145 aircraft in the first three months of the year, after accounting for canceled orders, as airlines around the world begin to lay the groundwork for a wider post-pandemic recovery. Nearly all orders were for the 737 Max, which had regained its place as the star of Boeing’s …

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Dreamliner delays drag down Boeing’s quarterly earnings.

[ad_1] Boeing said Wednesday that delays in the construction and delivery of its troubled 787 Dreamliner jet will cost the company nearly $1 billion and weigh on the company even if it benefits from a broad travel boom. The company provided the forecast as part of its third-quarter earnings report, showing Boeing’s loss of $132 …

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How ‘Boeing’s Fatal Flaw’ Grounded and Exposed the 737 Max

[ad_1] ‘Boeing’s Fatal Flaw’ writer/director Thomas Jenningsreporters David Gelles, James Glanz, Natalie Kitroeff and Jack Nicas Watch Frontline’s new documentary in partnership with The New York Times on Tuesday, September 14 on PBS and stream it here: pbs.org/frontline, on YouTube and in the PBS Video App. Planes are designed to take off after takeoff, but …

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Boeing’s Starliner Launch Has Been Postponed Again, Probably Until Next Year

[ad_1] Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft has been recalled to the factory due to sticky valves. The Starliner was designed to take NASA astronauts to the International Space Station and is already years behind schedule. Earlier problems with the spacecraft additional financial losses to Boeing’s balance sheet. Friday’s announcement means the capsule will be removed from the …

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