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Before Boeing Co‘s (NYSE:BA) chart deteriorated into a Death Cross , billionaire investors David Tepper and Paul Tudor Jones had already initiated new positions in the aerospace giant, suggesting they may be looking beyond today's turbulence toward a longer-term recovery.
ROCHESTER, N.H.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Albany Engineered Composites, a segment of Albany International Corp. (NYSE: AIN), announced today it reached an agreement with Boeing (NYSE: BA) to continue composite fuselage frame manufacturing for the 787 Dreamliner. Under the agreement, Albany continues to manufacture about 300 unique composite fuselage frames for the 787 Dreamliner, including forward sections 41 and 43 and aft section 47. Albany has produced composite fuselage frames for Sections 41 and 4.
The jet maker bought Spirit AeroSystems in December, and has since uncovered large liabilities it initially hadn't identified.
Boeing paid a $3.1 million fine to the Federal Aviation Administration earlier this year after the agency said the planemaker had committed a series of safety violations, including actions tied to the 2024 Alaska Airlines MAX 9 mid-air emergency, the agency told Reuters Wednesday.
ARLINGTON, Va., Sept. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing [NYSE: BA] President and Chief Executive Officer Kelly Ortberg will speak at the Morgan Stanley Laguna Conference on September 16 at 11:30 a.m.
Ethiopian Airlines is nearing a deal to buy up to 10 long-haul Boeing freighters as plans edge forward for a new African hub to compete with Gulf carriers, two industry sources said.
American Airlines is upgrading its largest planes, which it uses for its most popular long-haul international flights. The carrier said its retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER planes will have 144 premium seats, including 70 lie-flat seats with sliding doors in its Flagship Suite section.
BA's defense business is gaining momentum, with $85 billion in backlog and key programs moving into low-rate production.
On CNBC's “Mad Money Lightning Round,” Jim Cramer said Applied Aerospace & Defense, Inc. (NYSE:AADX) is losing money.
Slowly but surely, Boeing (BA -0.97%) is increasing production after gaining regulatory approvals.
The Pentagon today announced the signing of two framework agreements aimed to increase production of interceptor missile components.
Negotiators from Boeing and the union representing engineers and technical workers in Washington and other states will resume contract talks on September 8, the union announced on Monday.
Boeing saw stable net orders year-on-year in July, with 30 net orders valued at $3.3 billion, despite overall order inflow slowing. BA's July deliveries fell sequentially to 53 units but remained robust, up 10% year-over-year, reflecting stable operational output. Order mix improved, driving higher order value; book-to-bill ratios for the year remain strong at 1.3x (units) and 1.7x (value).
Archer Aviation (ACHR) is evolving from a pure eVTOL play into a diversified aerospace, defense, and AI platform, reducing single-point-of-failure risk. ACHR's near-term value is anchored by defense exposure and Insitu's profitable $200M+ revenue base, with AI/software and air taxi as mid- and long-term drivers. The Boeing transaction transforms ACHR into a vertically integrated platform, adding autonomy, UAS, and airspace management, and aligning incentives via equity and board involvement.
The two SPEEA units at Boeing rejected the company's contract offers on Aug. 21 and authorized a strike with nearly 88% and around 90%. The current contracts expire at midnight on Oct. 6, and no strike can legally occur while they remain in effect.
Boeing's defense business has undergone a remarkable turnaround over the past two years. After losing money in 2024, BDS is profitable again today -- albeit barely so far.
Negotiators from Boeing and its largest white-collar union plan to meet Monday to resume contract discussions, a spokesman for the Society of Professional Engineering Employees Association (SPEEA) said.
Blue Edge Capital LLC acquired a new stake in The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) in the undefined quarter, according to its most recent Form 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The fund acquired 21,250 shares of the aircraft producer's stock, valued at approximately $4,600,000. Other institutional investors and hedge funds
Boeing and General Dynamics benefit from strong defense demand, growing backlogs and rising military spending amid geopolitical tensions.
An increased pace of LEAP engine deliveries is crucial for Boeing and Airbus as they ramp up their aircraft production. Order backlogs for the most widely used jets remain high, and engine supply is a key bottleneck controlling the pace of new aircraft deliveries.