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Boeing Finalizes Design Changes for 737-7 and 737-10
Boeing announced that it has finalized the design changes addressing the engine anti-ice system issue identified on the 737-7 and 737-10 models. The company stated that the certification process for these two variants is ongoing and that approval is expected to be obtained in 2026. According to information in Boeing’s annual report, the technical issue in question applies only to…
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Boeing Reports New GE9X Engine Issue in 777X Program
Boeing has confirmed a new durability issue with the GE9X turbofan engines used on the 777X program. The problem was found during a recent engine inspection, and Boeing and GE Aerospace engineers are jointly evaluating it. While technical details weren’t disclosed, Boeing says the issue is not expected to affect the 777-9 certification timeline or the first deliveries planned for…
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Boeing to Boost 737 & 787 Production
Boeing is evaluating options to increase production capacity across its 737 and 787 programs amid rising global demand and a substantial order backlog. In addition to raising output rates on existing final assembly lines, the company is also considering the introduction of additional assembly lines. Under the 737 program, a gradual increase in production rates is planned. In this process,…
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Boeing Returns to Annual Profit for the First Time Since 2018
Boeing reported a net profit of USD 2.24 billion for 2025, marking its first annual profit in more than five years following a net loss of USD 11.83 billion in 2024. The return to profitability was supported in part by asset sales, including the divestment of Jeppesen. During 2025, Boeing delivered a total of 600 commercial aircraft, its highest annual…
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Avolon: Airbus or Boeing May Launch a New Aircraft Model in 2027
Aircraft leasing company Avolon said it expects Airbus or Boeing to launch a new civil aircraft program in 2027. In its “Up Next” report, which looks at industry trends for 2026 and beyond, the company bases this expectation on airlines’ strong financial outlook, low fuel prices, and the ongoing structural shortage in aircraft supply. According to the report, the leading…
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Rossiya Boeing 747 Runs Off Runway During Takeoff
A Boeing 747-400 aircraft in the Rossiya Airlines fleet ran off the runway during takeoff from Magadan Sokol Airport in Russia due to a malfunction in one of the left engines. Following the incident, the airport was temporarily closed, and the 338 passengers and crew on board were safely taken to the terminal. Authorities stated that no injuries were reported.…
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Boeing Overtakes Airbus in Aircraft Orders in 2025 After Seven Years
American aircraft manufacturer Boeing has returned to the top of the industry in terms of orders in 2025 after a long period marked by production disruptions and crises. The company surpassed its rival Airbus for the first time in seven years. Throughout 2025, Boeing received a total of 1,173 net aircraft orders. Airbus recorded 889 net orders in the same…
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Settlement Reached Between Family and Boeing in 737 MAX Crash Case
Manant Vaidya, who lives in Ontario, Canada, reached a settlement with Boeing after losing six family members in the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 in 2019. The settlement was reached just days after hearings began in a wrongful death lawsuit filed on behalf of the family in Chicago, United States. The aircraft, which had departed from…
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Boeing Delivered 600 Aircraft in 2025, Outpacing Airbus in Orders
Boeing delivered a total of 600 commercial aircraft in 2025, reaching its highest annual delivery level since 2018. The company stated that the momentum was driven primarily by increased production in the 737 and 787 programs. A total of 160 aircraft were delivered in the fourth quarter, with 63 aircraft handed over to airlines in December alone. For the full…
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Boeing Enters 2026 with a 50-Unit 737 MAX Order from ACG
Boeing has opened 2026 with its first order of the year. The aircraft manufacturer signed an agreement with leasing company Aviation Capital Group (ACG) for 50 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. Under the agreement, the order is evenly split between 25 737-8s and 25 737-10s. Deliveries of the ordered aircraft are planned for 2032–2033, highlighting the long-term nature of demand for…
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