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Boeing unveils order for 737 MAX from Canada's Flair Airlines, shares jump

The deal to sell 24 of the 737-8 model to a backer of Canadian low-cost carrier Flair Airlines comes after Reuters reported it was poised to win another, much larger deal with Southwest Airlines

Airbus targets Boeing's freight fortress with A350 cargo jet: Report

PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus is canvassing airline support for a potential freighter version of its A350 passenger jet, targeting a key stronghold of U.S. rival Boeing as e-commerce lifts demand for transported goods, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.

US selects compensation expert Feinberg to run Boeing 737 MAX victim fund

The fund is part of a $2.5 billion Justice Department settlement reached in January with Boeing Co

Boeing unveils new executive performance metrics tied to product safety

Boeing Co's board unveiled new performance metrics for executives tied to product safety and quality

Boeing looking for new $4 billion revolving credit facility: Report

Boeing Co has approached a group of banks for a new $4 billion revolving credit facility, according to a person familiar with the matter

Boeing cites risks in design of Airbus' latest narrowbody jet A321XLR

The debate surrounds the hot-selling A321XLR's main marketing point - the longest range of any single-aisle jet

Boeing to base US Air Force prototype on Australian pilotless combat jet

The U.S. Air Force in December awarded multi-million dollar contracts to Boeing, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems and Kratos Defense and Security Solutions to produce unmanned aerial prototypes

Australia lifts ban on Boeing 737 MAX, first in Asia-Pacific region

"We...are confident that the aircraft are safe," Graeme Crawford, the acting chief of the Civil Aviation Safety Authority, said in a statement

Boeing, hit with $6.6 million FAA fine, faces major 787 repair bill: Report

The Federal Aviation Administration said Boeing had agreed to pay $6.6 million in penalties after the aviation regulator said it failed to comply with a 2015 safety agreement

Boeing planned to replace 777 engine covers before failures - WSJ

The firm was planning to replace engine covers on its 777 jets months before a pair of recent serious failures, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday

Boeing working with regulators on return of 737 MAX in Asia: Executive

Ten airlines are now operating the MAX with more than 13,500 flight hours since the return to service, Hulst said

FAA orders inspections of some Boeing 777 engines after United fire

The National Transportation Safety Board said on Monday that a cracked fan blade from the United Flight 328 engine that caught fire was consistent with metal fatigue

Analysis: Boeing alters course in speedy response to engine blowouts

SEATTLE (Reuters) - Two years ago, after a second fatal 737 MAX crash in five months, Boeing Co worked behind the scenes to urge aviation regulators not to ground the jet.

Spirit AeroSystems posts quarterly loss on pandemic, 737 MAX pain

"2020 was one of the most challenging years in aviation history. For Spirit, the 737 MAX grounding and the COVID-19 pandemic created a dual-crisis," Spirit Chief Executive Officer Tom Gentile said

Jetmakers to lose orders in Norwegian restructuring, says report

Norwegian last year won protection from bankruptcy in both Norway and Ireland, where most of its assets are registered, and is aiming to emerge with fewer aircraft and less debt

Boeing engine blowouts under investigation as older 777s are suspended

The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) weighed in on Monday, requesting more information on the Pratt engines in light of both events

Regulators probe engine blow-outs as older Boeing 777s suspended

Raytheon-owned Pratt & Whitney said it was coordinating with regulators to review inspection protocols

Boeing recommends grounding 777s with same engine after United incident

The statement said that would likely mean some planes would be grounded - and Boeing said they should be until the FAA sets an inspection regime

Boeing urges airlines to suspend use of some 777s after United incident

The moves involving Pratt & Whitney PW4000 engines came after a United Airlines 777's right engine failed on Saturday, scattering its protective outer casing over a residential area

Boeing recommends airlines suspend use of some 777s after United incident

United said the next day it would voluntarily and temporarily remove its 24 active planes, hours before Boeing's announcement