According to Reuters, Boeing delivered 48 aircraft in July 2025, down from 60 in June but five more than in July 2024. This marks the company’s highest number of deliveries for the month since 2017, when it handed over 58 planes. The majority of deliveries last month were 737 MAX jets, with 37 aircraft delivered. […]
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Cathay Pacific has announced an order for an additional 14 Boeing 777-9 passenger aircraft, increasing its total commitment to 35 of the advanced twin-engine jets. The move reflects the Hong Kong-based carrier’s ongoing efforts to modernise its long-haul fleet and reinforce its global network presence. The carrier has committed to purchasing GE9X engines to power the
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ATI Inc. has announced the extension and expansion of its long-term agreement with Boeing for the supply of high-performance titanium products. The enhanced deal strengthens ATI’s standing as a key supplier of advanced titanium materials across Boeing’s full range of commercial aircraft programmes, spanning both narrow-body and wide-body platforms, and opens additional opportunities to support
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Boeing has reported its second-quarter financial results, reporting total revenue of US$22.7 billion, including US$10.9 billion from its Commercial Airplanes division, primarily driven by increased aircraft deliveries. The operating margin for the division was recorded at (5.1) percent. The company increased production of its 737 programme to 38 aircraft per month and plans to stabilise
Boeing has begun production of its new 777‑8 Freighter, with work starting at the company’s Composite Spar Shop in Everett, Washington. Around 100 employees marked the occasion by cheering as operator Casey McDowell drilled the first hole into a wing spar, a traditional Boeing step symbolising the start of major assembly. The initial production work
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Boeing has released its 2025 Pilot and Technician Outlook (PTO) during the EAA AirVenture Oshkosh event. In the PTO Boeing forecasts that the aviation industry will need nearly 2.4 million new pilots, maintenance technicians and cabin crew members over the next two decades, driven by rising air travel demand and shifts in global fleet composition.
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Gulf Air has announced a significant fleet expansion with an agreement to purchase 12 Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, alongside options for six additional jets. This strategic move reinforces the Bahrain-based airline’s ambition to grow its international network and further enhance its long-haul capabilities. Once finalised, the order will raise Gulf Air’s total firm commitment to
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Boeing has announced the appointment of Jesus “Jay” Malave as its new Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective August 15. Malave will take over from Brian West, who will transition to the role of senior advisor to Boeing President and CEO Kelly Ortberg. With an extensive background in aerospace and manufacturing finance, Malave’s
Emerging markets are poised to lead global aviation growth, according to Boeing’s 2025 Commercial Market Outlook (CMO) forecast. These regions — characterised by expanding middle classes, competitive airline networks and long-term aviation investment — will play a key role in shaping the future of air traffic and aircraft demand over the next two decades. In
A new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft landed in China today, signalling the resumption of deliveries to Chinese airlines after a months-long halt linked to escalating trade tensions between Beijing and Washington, according to REUTERS. The aircraft, bearing the livery of Xiamen Airlines, touched down at Boeing’s completion centre in Zhoushan, near Shanghai, after departing from
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