Boeing is reportedly working on a new plane to succeed its popular aircraft. The aerospace giant is developing a single-aisle airplane to replace the 737 MAX, according to FOX Business. Boeing CEO ...

Boeing Co has started working on a next-generation single-aisle aircraft that could eventually replace the 737 Max, the Wall Street Journal reported.The new narrowbody aircraft ...

Speculation grows over Boeing's potential new jet as CEO visits Rolls-Royce, but experts call it premature amid focus on production recovery.

According to reports this week in the Wall Street Journal, the planemaker’s CEO Kelly Ortberg met with Rolls-Royce officials in the UK earlier this year to discuss engine options for the aircraft, ...

As the aerospace company continues its recovery, industry watchers are again starting to ask the perennial question: When will Boeing build its next all-new aircraft?

Boeing's order flow and production improve, but financial challenges and high valuation persist. Learn more about BA stock here.

“Not so fast,” wrote Jefferies analyst Sheila Kahyaoglu in a Tuesday report. “Although Boeing is likely interested in next-gen technology, it is likely more immediately focused on driving productivity ...

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The deal makes sense for China, which needs new aircraft to meet the growing demand for international travel—and throws a lifeline to the beleaguered aerospace giant.

American Airlines is one of the most popular airlines in the world. The Fort Worth, Texas-based carrier was founded in April 1926, just under 100 years ago, as American Airways. Since its founding, ...

The airline is also considering to launch international services from Kozhikode. As part of this, it has taken up Hajj services from Kozhikode.

Exclusive: Capt. Wayne Hoefler told The Independent he sprang into action to help fix a malfunctioning door plug -- one day before an incident nearly sucked passengers out of an Alaska Airlines jet ...