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Boeing 737 MAX Production Ramp-Up Delayed — 1dBoeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said 737 MAX production is not stable at 47 a month and is taking "a little bit longer"; shares fell as much as 6%.

Dana Whitfield The MAX 10 certification should add some momentum once it clears, assuming the bottlenecks don't drag on.

Boeing Still Waiting on GE9X Seal Fix for 777X Certification — 1dBoeing has booked roughly $15 billion in 777X charges, including a $4.9 billion late-2025 write-down, and still awaits a GE mid-seal fix ahead of planned 2027 delivery.

Tom Gallagher Boeing's 2027 delivery target feels optimistic when ETOPS testing is stalled over a basic engine part issue.

Korean Air Finalizes $44.8 Billion Boeing, GE Deal — 2dKorean Air finalized a $44.8 billion deal for 103 Boeing aircraft plus $8.6 billion in GE and CFM engines and maintenance, with deliveries into the late 2030s.

Sam Okafor That's a huge commitment from Korean Air, should keep Boeing production lines running well into the 2030s.

Boeing Nears Turkish Airlines Deal for 150 737 MAX Jets — 3dBoeing is nearing a final agreement to supply 150 737 MAX aircraft to Turkish Airlines after resolving a dispute over engine maintenance and pricing, with a signing potential next week. The resolution reinforces Turkish Airlines’ expansion plans and signals Boeing’s continued ability to meet demand for narrow-body jets.

Sam Okafor This order shows Boeing still has strong demand for the MAX despite earlier setbacks. Turkish Airlines must be confident in the fixes.

BoE Hold Expected, Energy Revives Hike Bets — 1dUK CPI rose 3.1% in August, highest since February, as the Bank of England is expected to hold Bank Rate at 3.75% on Thursday.

Marcus Bell Markets pricing in a November move feels premature given how uncertain global energy shocks still are.

Global Shares Edge Higher After Fed Rate Increase and BoE Hold — 1dFed delivers first rate hike since 2023, lifting the target to 3.75%-4%; Dow drops more than 630 points, then futures and overseas markets rebound.

Rachel Meyers Oil prices dropping helps ease some pressure but I doubt this cautious rally lasts if tightening keeps going across regions.

Amazon Pauses 21 Air Operations After Miami Crash — 4dFive people were killed on the ground when an Amazon-branded Boeing 767 overran a Miami runway Sept. 6; Amazon suspended 21 Air.

UK Economy Grows 0.4% in July, Beating Forecasts — Sep 11, 2026Britain’s July GDP rose 0.4%, led by services and supported by a resilient economy that has outpaced expectations and maintained growth momentum into Q3; analysts note the oil-price surge from Middle East tensions could test the inflation and BoE path, while some commentators warn the pickup may reflect seasonal effects. The data reinforce a bright start to 2025’s second half and support forecasts of stronger 2026 growth, even as the BoE weighs higher inflation risks and policy responses.

Marcus Bell Good news on growth but oil prices from the Middle East could still push inflation higher and complicate things for the Bank.

Boeing, SPEEA resume talks Sept 8 with strike authorization in place — Aug 31, 2026Boeing and its SPEEA union will restart contract negotiations on September 8 after members overwhelmingly rejected the four-year proposal, with the union prioritizing higher immediate wage increases and other benefits and authorizing a possible strike when current contracts expire on October 6. A work stoppage could disrupt Boeing’s certification and production timelines for key aircraft, including the 737 Max 10 and 777-9, intensifying pressure on both sides to reach a deal.

Chris Dalton October 6 is going to come up quick. Hope both sides actually negotiate in good faith this time instead of posturing.

Boeing Expands Contingency Hiring; SPEEA Strike LoomsBusiness — Aug 26, 2026Boeing posted contractor engineering and technical positions as it escalates its labor dispute with SPEEA after the union rejected a four-year contract; with the current agreement expiring October 6, Boeing is preparing contingency plans that could prompt a strike delaying certification of the 737 MAX 10 and 777-9. Both sides say they hope to reach a new deal, but critics warn that hiring replacement labor could undermine worker solidarity while contingency measures proceed.

Aerospace Supplier Deals Near Record as Output Rises — Sep 10, 2026Aerospace and defense manufacturing is in a sustained ramp-up with a hiring rebound evident as production lines expand. Dealmaking is accelerating as Boeing and Airbus schedules stabilize, with 154 disclosed deals through August near the 2019 peak and major acquisitions like GE’s $12 billion purchase of Consolidated Precision Products and Parker Hannifin’s $2.6 billion Circor deal underscoring demand for scarce, capable suppliers with predictable cash flows.

Tom Gallagher It's encouraging to see aerospace suppliers getting acquired at these prices as Boeing and Airbus stabilize output.

United cancels Denver 9/11 flyover over fears of emergency calls — Sep 9, 2026United Airlines canceled a planned 9/11 memorial flyover in Denver that would have featured a Boeing 777 escorted by four F-16s, citing community concerns that the display could be mistaken for an emergency. The plan, intended as a private tribute for United employees and timed to match the 9/11 moments, prompted city emergency officials to prepare for potential panicked calls, and the cancellation came just ahead of the anniversary.

Dana Whitfield It's the right call to scrap the plan if it means tying up first responders on 9/11, even if the intent was respectful.

NTSB: Pilot Warnings Preceded Deadly Miami Runway Overrun — Sep 9, 2026NTSB updates indicate one pilot repeatedly warned the Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 of excessive speed in the final minute before it overran Runway 30 at Miami, while the other pilot did not consistently respond. Investigators say warnings like 'sink rate' and 'too low, terrain' occurred, no speed brakes or thrust reversers were deployed, and questions remain about why the crew did not go around as the crash killed five people and spurred a wrongful-death lawsuit.

Another Boeing Jet Makes Emergency Landing Due to ‘Possible Mechanical Issue’Reporting — Mar 14, 2024A Boeing aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing in Los Angeles on Wednesday night in the latest bit of negative publicity for the company. No injuries were reported when the Boeing 777 operated by American…

American Airlines Reaches Settlement With Boeing for 737 Max Compensation in 2019Reporting — Jan 7, 2020American Airlines Group Inc <AAL.O> said on Monday it had reached a confidential agreement with Boeing Co <BA.N> to address damages the airline incurred in 2019 due to the ongoing grounding of its fleet of Boeing 737…

Biden DOJ Plans To Cut Deal With Boeing After Fatal CrashesReporting — Jul 1, 2024The Department of Justice (DOJ) plans to allow Boeing to avoid a trial if they plead guilty to fraud charges for deaths involving 737 Max jets , according to The New York Times. The DOJ is reportedly offering Boeing a…

Major Reshuffle at Highest Level of Boeing After ‘Watershed Moment’ for CompanyOpinion — Mar 25, 2024Three months of public catastrophes led to what many believe was a necessary first step in addressing the Boeing Co.’s severe quality and safety issues. In a message to employees on Monday, much-scrutinized Boeing CEO…

DOJ Says Boeing Is Now Subject to Criminal Prosecution After Failing to Fulfill Obligations in Wake of Fatal CrashesReporting — May 15, 2024The Justice Department has said Boeing could face criminal prosecution because it did not live up to its word. In 2021, Boeing signed an agreement that avoided criminal prosecution connected with two 737 MAX crashes in…

Jury Orders Boeing to Pay $35.8 Million to Family of UN Consultant Killed in 737 Max Crash — Nov 13, 2025A federal jury in Chicago has ordered Boeing to pay more than $28 million to the family of Shikha Garg, a United Nations consultant who died in the 2019 crash of an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 Max jet — one of two…

Archer to Acquire Boeing Wisk, Insitu; Board Observer — Aug 10, 2026Archer Aviation will acquire Boeing’s Wisk Aero, SkyGrid and Insitu subsidiaries, financed by 19.75% stock plus $200 million in warrants and a Boeing investment with a 12-month lock-up and other post-closing covenants, creating a broad collaboration framework. The deal aims to form an end-to-end physical AI platform for aerospace and defense by combining Wisk’s autonomous flight tech, SkyGrid’s flight management, Insitu’s UAS capabilities, and Archer’s ZEE AI foundation, signaling a strategic partnership between Archer and Boeing.

‘Our Business Is In A Difficult Position: Problem-Ridden Boeing Announces Massive Job Cuts As Worker Strike Continues — Oct 11, 2024Boeing announced Friday that it would slash 10% of its workforce, eliminating approximately 17,000 jobs amid a prolonged machinist strike. Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg revealed plans to slash the company’s workforce by 10%…

Boeing Union Strike To Pummel Workers And Shareholders, New Analysis Finds — Sep 27, 2024The International Association of Machinists (IAM) union strike against Boeing is expected to result in a $1.05 billion loss for the company and its shareholders, as well as a significant loss for its workers and…

Judge Vetoes Boeing Guilty Plea Over Diversity Terms — Dec 6, 2024A Texas federal judge on Thursday struck down a plea deal between Boeing and the Justice Department concerning two 737 MAX crashes, ruling that the agreement inappropriately imposed diversity considerations when…

Things Just Got Worse For BoeingReporting — Aug 9, 2024Boeing was using under-qualified workers to build their rockets for space flight, causing quality control issues, a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) report released Thursday found. NASA audited the…