Boeing is the United States’ largest aerospace company and, with Airbus, one of the two builders of the world’s large commercial airliners. Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, with commercial aircraft assembled in Renton and Everett, Washington, and North Charleston, South Carolina, Boeing also produces military aircraft, rotorcraft, satellites and weapons systems through Boeing Defense, Space & Security, and runs a large aftermarket business through Boeing Global Services. This page gathers every AirPro News story on the company, newest first.
What we watch
- Production and quality. Monthly 737 MAX and 787 output, the FAA’s oversight of Boeing’s factories, and progress on the quality and safety plan that followed the January 2024 Alaska Airlines door-plug event remain the central story for airlines waiting on deliveries.
- Certification. The 737 MAX 7 and MAX 10, and the 777-9 and 777-8F, have all run years behind their original schedules. Each certification milestone changes fleet plans across the industry.
- Defence programmes. The F-15EX, KC-46A tanker, P-8A Poseidon, T-7A trainer, MQ-25 Stingray and the F-47 next-generation fighter, alongside Boeing’s rotorcraft (Apache, Chinook, V-22).
- Supply chain. The reintegration of Spirit AeroSystems, fuselage and engine supply, and the health of the tier-2 and tier-3 suppliers that feed Boeing’s lines.
- Orders and the backlog. Large airline and lessor campaigns, the backlog by programme, and how delivery slots are being allocated among customers.
Latest Boeing coverage
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ABX Air Signs ACMI Deal With Global Aviation Link for South America
ABX Air will operate a Boeing 767-300 freighter for Global Aviation Link, adding cargo routes to Venezuela, Colombia, and Ecuador.
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Germany Unveils First F-35A Lightning II in Fort Worth
Germany’s first F-35A rolled out Sept. 18, 2026, under an $8.8B deal for 35 jets to replace the Tornado and fulfill NATO…
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Kalitta Air Adopts Cargospot for Boeing 777-300ERSF Fleet
Kalitta Air and Air Atlanta Icelandic integrate CHAMP Cargospot Weight and Balance software for Boeing 777-300ERSF load planning.
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Lufthansa Orders 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10 Aircraft Worth $3.4B
Lufthansa Group exercises options for 20 Boeing 737 MAX 10s, expanding its firm order to 60 jets with deliveries from the early…
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TAROM Takes Delivery of First Boeing 737 MAX 8 Aircraft
TAROM received its first Boeing 737 MAX 8 in Seattle on Sept 3, 2026, as the airline faces an EU restructuring deadline.
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Korean Air Finalizes $36.2B Order for 103 Boeing Aircraft
Korean Air finalizes a 103-aircraft Boeing order valued at $36.2B to support fleet modernization and Asiana Airlines integration.
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flydubai Surpasses 100 Aircraft With 737 MAX Deliveries
flydubai reaches 100 aircraft, takes 11 Boeing 737 MAX jets in 2026, and launches a cabin retrofit program for 21 existing aircraft.
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Boeing Wins $552M Navy Contract for MQ-25A Stingray Production
The U.S. Navy awarded Boeing up to $552M to begin low-rate initial production of the MQ-25A Stingray unmanned tanker.
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Boeing and American Airlines Complete First 737 MAX Landing Gear Exchange
Boeing and American Airlines complete the first 737 MAX landing gear exchange, reducing AOG time ahead of the 144-month overhaul interval.
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Flair Airlines Signs 15-Year LEAP-1B MRO Deal With Lufthansa Technik
Flair Airlines signs a 15-year exclusive agreement with Lufthansa Technik for LEAP-1B engine MRO and digital services in Calgary.
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HAVELSAN Expands 737 MAX and A320 Simulator Orderbooks
HAVELSAN grows its Boeing 737 MAX and A320 simulator orderbooks while building a new Ankara facility with 30-unit annual capacity.
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CFM International and Vietjet Sign LOI for LEAP Engine MRO in Vietnam
CFM International and Vietjet signed an LOI to evaluate domestic LEAP engine MRO capabilities in Vietnam.
Related topics
Airbus · FAA · Certification · Aircraft orders · Deliveries · Military aircraft · Supply chain
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