BA] and Turkish Airlines today announced an order for up to 150 737 MAX airplanes, concluding the discussions initiated in 2025 and supporting the flag carrier's expansion goals.

The FAA is proposing mandatory inspections for certain Boeing 737 MAX aircraft to check for incorrectly installed bearings in a critical flight control system.

The sluggish 737 Max production ramp raises fresh questions for investors.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg said wing production at its Renton, Washington, factory is a hold up, adding the company has plans ...

Wing production constraints at Boeing's Renton factory are slowing the path to 47 jets per month, putting free cash flow ...

Aviation Week reports on a statement by an Air Mobility Command (AMC) spokesperson confirming the USAF’s intent to procure ...

Kelly Ortberg also gave an update on the 777X.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg delivered updates on 737 production, MAX 10 progress and 777X flight tests during a Q&A at Morgan Stanley Laguna Conference.

The new aircraft marks an important chapter in the airlines fleet renewal program.

The service confirmed Sept. 16 that it will buy the new aircraft from Boeing using $250 million from the fiscal 2026 National Defense Authorization Act that was authorized to expand the capabilities ...

Turkish Airlines said it had finalized a purchase of as many as 150 Boeing Co. 737 Max jets, after prolonged negotiations held up the previously announced framework agreement for the order.