Delivery delays, engine woes scramble airline plans
November 11, 2024
Engine issues, supply chain problems and manufacturing issues at Boeing and Airbus are scrambling airline plans
Engine issues, supply chain problems and manufacturing issues at Boeing and Airbus are scrambling airline plans
Boeing’s new CEO, tasked with recovering the company’s reputation and deliveries, is an engineer who’s led other aerospace companies
Boeing’s recent troubles are having knock-on effects on its major airline customers
Europe has started its independent testing of the Boeing 737 MAX prior to its return to service in the coming months.
Samantha’s husband shares pictures and a video from his wonderful visit to the Museum of Flight near Boeing in Seattle, Washington.
Qatar Airways has just booked an $18 billion order for Boeing planes, including its first-ever 737 orders. That part of the order comes because Qatar
Boeing updates its predictions for future needs for jetliners and the crews to fly and maintain them. For the first time, flight attendants make the list.
With newer, more efficient planes crowding the market, demand for super-jumbos appears to be ending, and with it production of the A380 and 747.
For its birthday bash (100 years!) Boeing puts on a parade of all its commercial jets, from the 707 to the 787.
Virgin Atlantic shifts its mix of planes, going for a somewhat-less-jumbo big plane that will still hold over 400 passengers.
Engine issues, supply chain problems and manufacturing issues at Boeing and Airbus are scrambling airline plans
Boeing’s new CEO, tasked with recovering the company’s reputation and deliveries, is an engineer who’s led other aerospace companies
Boeing’s recent troubles are having knock-on effects on its major airline customers
Europe has started its independent testing of the Boeing 737 MAX prior to its return to service in the coming months.
Samantha’s husband shares pictures and a video from his wonderful visit to the Museum of Flight near Boeing in Seattle, Washington.
Qatar Airways has just booked an $18 billion order for Boeing planes, including its first-ever 737 orders. That part of
Boeing updates its predictions for future needs for jetliners and the crews to fly and maintain them. For the first time, flight attendants make the list.
With newer, more efficient planes crowding the market, demand for super-jumbos appears to be ending, and with it production of the A380 and 747.
For its birthday bash (100 years!) Boeing puts on a parade of all its commercial jets, from the 707 to the 787.
Virgin Atlantic shifts its mix of planes, going for a somewhat-less-jumbo big plane that will still hold over 400 passengers.