Boeing is reportedly working on a new narrow-body aircraft to replace its best-selling 737 Max, which has faced a series of safety and quality issues.
Boeing is in the early stages of developing a new single-aisle airplane that would eventually replace the 737 MAX, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.
While CEO Kelly Ortberg has stressed focusing on fixing quality and financial concerns, a new narrow-body plane remains in development.
Boeing 737 Max fuselages on railcars lined up at a rail yard in Seattle. CEO Kelly Ortberg says the company will be ready for new planes when ‘we’ve got the ...
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Boeing May Finally Replace the 737 MAX. Why Its Stock Is Dropping—and GE Aerospace Is Rising.
New technology often means a new engine, designed to improve fuel efficiency and drive down costs. The Wall Street Journal added that Boeing has held discussions with Rolls-Royce. Investors can expect ...
Boeing has reportedly started working on a next-generation single-aisle aircraft that could eventually succeed the 737 Max, as the plane maker looks to regain business lost to rival Airbus after a ...
Boeing ( NYSE: BA) is planning a new single-aisle airplane to succeed the 737 MAX, people familiar with the matter told The Wall Street Journal, in what could be a shift for the company that has ...
Boeing is in the early stages of developing a new single-aisle airplane that would eventually replace the 737 MAX, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Manufacturers are typically delegated permission to perform some functions on behalf of the FAA, such as issuing airworthiness and production certifications, but Boeing lost that delegation for the ...
The Federal Aviation Administration said it would “allow limited delegation to Boeing” to issue airworthiness certificates on some 737s and 787s, starting Monday.
Boeing would regain the ability to sign off on final safety inspections on its 737 Max jets, signaling that the jet maker’s turnaround could be taking hold.
The FAA said it found hundreds of quality system violations at the planemaker's 737 factory in Renton, Washington, and the 737 fuselage factory of Boeing subcontractor Spirit AeroSystems in Wichita, ...
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