Boeing must sell 50 planes originally intended for China due to trade war challenges. The Chinese planes are worth more than $1 billion in revenue for Boeing. Restrictions from other countries ...

Boeing launched the 777X in 2013 and first flew the plane in 2020, but certification by the FAA has been repeatedly delayed, including by manufacturing defects that held up the plane last year.

NEW YORK, United States — Boeing’s CEO confirmed Wednesday that China had stopped accepting new aircraft due to the US-China trade war, as the company’s shares surged following a smaller ...

Engineering resources from the experimental program are being reallocated to support Boeing’s ongoing push to complete the delayed certification of the 777X and final 737 MAX variants ...

Boeing Co. is prepared to find alternative buyers for China-bound aircraft that are mired in a trade dispute with the US, as the planemaker seeks to reduce the fallout on its jet deliveries and ...

By Niraj Chokshi Boeing announced on Tuesday that it would sell a handful of navigation, flight planning and other businesses for more than $10.5 billion as the company works to refocus on ...

Boeing is actively assessing options to re-market affected aircraft. Q1 revenue reached $19.5 billion, an 18% increase, primarily from higher commercial deliveries. Core loss per share improved to ...

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said Wednesday that he will work to protect the aerospace giant's turnaround from the impact of the trade war between the U.S. and its trading partners, particularly China ...

He told BI the airline is in talks for a third aircraft type, an extra-wide body like an Airbus A350 or Boeing 777X. Read next ...

China is the largest and fastest growing market for commercial jets. Boeing’s own recent analysis estimated that Chinese airlines are expected to purchase 8,830 new planes over the next 20 years ...