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    Boeing Delivered 60 Aircraft in May

    Boeing has released its May 2026 delivery and order figures, reporting a total of 60 aircraft deliveries during the month. The result marks Boeing’s strongest monthly delivery performance of the year, with 51 of the delivered aircraft being 737 MAX jets. The manufacturer noted that deliveries increased significantly following the handover of aircraft that had previously been delayed due to…

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    Boeing Cleared in LOT Polish Airlines Lawsuit

    A federal jury in Seattle, United States, has ruled that Boeing did not fraudulently conceal safety issues related to 737 MAX aircraft sold to LOT Polish Airlines over the past decade. LOT Polish Airlines had accused Boeing of hiding critical changes made to the flight control systems of the 737 MAX aircraft. Those changes were linked to two fatal Boeing…

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    Sky Lease Cargo Boeing 747’s Landing Gear Becomes Stuck in Concrete at Touchdown

    A Boeing 747 cargo aircraft operated by U.S.-based Sky Lease Cargo experienced an incident at Carrasco International Airport in Uruguay when its landing gear became embedded in the concrete surface of the apron area after landing. Reports indicate that the aircraft’s landing gear broke through the concrete, causing a partial collapse of the surface. No injuries were reported following the…

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    LOT Accuses Boeing of Hiding 737 MAX Safety Issues

    LOT Polish Airlines has accused Boeing of concealing safety issues related to the 737 MAX aircraft in a lawsuit being heard in the United States. During court proceedings in Seattle, LOT’s lawyers argued that Boeing hid critical safety concerns linked to the MCAS system from both airlines and regulators during the 2016 sales campaign for the 737 MAX. According to…

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    Boeing Signs Aviation Agreement with Libya

    Boeing has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Libya’s Tripoli-based Government of National Unity to support the development of the country’s civil aviation sector. The agreement was signed by Libya’s Transport Minister Mohamed Al-Shahoubi and Boeing representatives at the office of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The MoU covers potential aircraft acquisitions, technical cooperation, and infrastructure development. Under…

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    Boeing Delays First 777X Delivery to 2027

    Boeing has confirmed that the first deliveries of its long-delayed 777X program will begin in 2027, marking a delay of approximately seven years from the original 2020 delivery target. Launched in 2013, the 777X program promised fuel efficiency with GE9X engines and folding wing tips. However, certification processes, supply chain issues, and the increased scrutiny following the 737 MAX crisis…

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    El Al Israel Orders 12 New Boeing 787 Aircraft

    El Al Israel Airlines has ordered 12 new Boeing 787 aircraft to expand its long-haul operations, under a deal worth approximately $1.5 billion. The announcement was made on April 16, 2026. As part of the plan, the airline will exercise its option for six 787-9 aircraft and convert four previously ordered planes into the larger 787-10 variant. Deliveries are scheduled…

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    Boeing 777-9 Successfully Completes Critical RTO Test

    Boeing announced that the 777-9 has successfully completed the Rejected Takeoff (RTO) test, one of the key milestones in the aircraft’s certification process. According to the company, the test demonstrated that the aircraft can safely come to a stop from high speed at its maximum takeoff weight of 775,000 pounds. During the test conducted at Edwards Air Force Base, the…

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    Boeing Hits Highest February Deliveries in Nine Years

    US aircraft manufacturer Boeing delivered a total of 51 airplanes to customers in February, marking the highest February delivery count since 2017. Of these, 43 were narrow-body 737 MAX aircraft. Deliveries of wide-body Boeing 787 Dreamliners remained limited due to ongoing certification processes for new cabin components. Only three 787s were delivered in February, representing the lowest monthly delivery total…

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    Boeing to Open Fourth Assembly Line for 737 MAX

    Boeing is preparing to launch a fourth assembly line for the Boeing 737 MAX in order to increase production capacity. The new production line, called the “North Line,” will be established at the company’s facility in Everett and is expected to begin operations in mid-summer 2026. The move is notable because it marks the first time Boeing will assemble 737…

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