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Chip stocks staged a comeback on Monday, gaining at the close after a sharp selloff last week.

GE Aerospace has completed the world's first high-altitude hybrid-electric test flight while simultaneously securing a major deal with Philippine Airlines for GEnx-1B engines.

Ryanair's CFO just warned that several European airlines may not survive the coming winter, and he thinks that spells opportunity rather than crisis for his carrier. The reasoning behind that confidence reveals a cost structure gap so wide it barely seems like the same industry.

British Airways expects ongoing aircraft shortages as Boeing 777X and some Airbus deliveries remain behind schedule.

Court strips shareholder case of class-action status

CEO Kelly Ortberg says Boeing will prioritize 737 production, cash flow, and debt reduction before launching a new aircraft.

SMBC Aviation Capital agreed to buy 60 737 Max 10s and 40 Max 8s in the air show's first major deal.

Philippine Airlines plans its first direct Boeing order in nearly two decades, with deliveries starting in 2031.

GE Aerospace just flew a hybrid-electric testbed across the Atlantic to reach Farnborough, and CEO Larry Culp says it signals something much bigger coming for the next generation of commercial aircraft.

Boeing announced orders for nearly 150 planes as the Farnborough Airshow began on Monday. Airbus, RTX, eVTOL makers secured deals.

Air China and Hainan Airlines announced aircraft deals worth about $17.8 billion in Shanghai filings.

Boeing investors will have a lot of news to digest this week. They should focus on supply chain updates.

Boeing has been dealt a fresh blow after Emirates said it would refuse to take delivery of 10 aircraft, claiming that the much-delayed jets would be better off being turned into baked bean tins.

The company's greatest challenge isn't finding new customers, it's keeping up with the ones it already has, and that's where the real upside could be hiding.

FARNBOROUGH, England, July 20 (Reuters) - Farnborough Airshow opened on Monday with Boeing and Airbus securing the first aircraft orders, while defence companies unveiled lower-cost interceptor missiles and drones as the wars in Ukraine and ‌the Middle East drive demand for stronger air-defence capabilities. Ongoing conflicts are shaping discussions at the July 20 to 24 Farnborough Airshow, ‌one of the world's largest aerospace and defence gatherings, bringing together hundreds of companies acr

Boeing investors will have a lot of news to digest this week. They should focus on supply chain updates.

Honeywell Aerospace's (HONA) auxiliary power unit, or APU, portfolio is under-appreciated by investo

July 20 (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Monday decertified a shareholder class action accusing Boeing of prioritizing profit over safety and overstating its commitment to safe aircraft, prior

Boeing (NYSE:BA) could soon receive Federal Aviation Administration approval for its 737 MAX 7 and 737 MAX 10 aircraft, with a senior FAA official indicating certification of both variants is approaching following an extensive regulatory review. Speaking to Reuters at the Farnborough International Airshow, Deputy FAA Administrator Chris Rocheleau said certification of the 737 MAX 7 is “literally around the corner,” with approval for the larger MAX 10 expected shortly afterward.

Investing.com -- Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said Monday that the planemaker will need "a couple more years" to repair its finances before launching a new commercial jet. The company is focused on stabilizing its existing business rather than developing a successor to its best-selling 737 MAX.

CEO says market and finances are not ready

Kelly Ortberg said Boeing must get its financial house in order and wait for the right technology before committing to a new aircraft design

US aircraft maker Boeing said Monday that it has received an order for 100 of its 737 MAX jets from leasing company SMBC Aviation Capital."Our partnership with Boeing goes back more than two decades, and this order reflects market momentum, as our airline and investor customers look to increase capacity with the 737-10," said SMBC chief executive Peter Barrett.

During an interview with CNBC, Ortberg said that Boeing is currently focusing on “repairing its finances” instead of rushing to develop a successor to the 737 Max.

Boeing Chief Executive Kelly Ortberg said the company has started work on a new airplane design, but it is focused on playing catch-up to deliver products that are years behind schedule. Ortberg said airlines weren’t clamoring for a new design just yet, and Boeing wants to have the technology and its finances in place first. “Certainly, getting our financial house in order is a part of our being ready,” Ortberg said.

United Airlines Holdings and other major aviation companies are urging Congress to approve a $20b package to modernize U.S. air traffic control systems. The proposed funding targets upgrades to critical infrastructure that manages flight routing, congestion, and safety across the national airspace. This coordinated push places United alongside Boeing and Airbus in a broad industry effort to influence upcoming federal transportation priorities. United Airlines Holdings, traded as...

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Both plan to finalize major narrowbody aircraft commitments ahead of next week's Farnborough Air Show.

Boeing shares edged higher after the plane maker won back the authority to perform final safety sign-offs on its newly produced 737 MAX and 787 Dreamliner jets. Starting next week, Boeing employees, working on behalf of the Federal Aviation Administration, can issue airworthiness certificates, which airlines need before using the aircraft to fly passengers. Boeing had lost the privilege after a series of safety and quality problems.