Even when its best days are long gone, the Boeing 757 will still be one of the most uniquely capable aircraft to ever exist.

Four years in the hangar, going so deep into the simulation that the visuals were left behind. But the hopes are very high.

A commercial aircraft’s cockpit door is armoured, its cabin doors are sealed by air pressure, and its slides inflate in seconds. Most of the safeguards were introduced after an accident or a disaster.

Recreation of Flight 141 — a Boeing 727-200 (registration 3X-GDO) — depicting an attempted takeoff at maximum capacity.

Boeing said on Tuesday that it delivered 57 jets in September, up from 51 in August and 55 a year earlier as it works to ramp up production of its best-selling 737 MAX narrow-body. Turkish Airlines' ...

Boeing continues to win orders and grow its backlog. Moreover, Wall Street expects Boeing to generate $97.9 billion in revenue this year. The backlog presents an opportunity for Boeing, but its ...

Boeing Co.’s shares got off to a strong start to 2026, jumping 16% in the first three weeks of the year, as investors appeared to grow confident that Chief Executive Officer Kelly Ortberg was ...

Boeing Co. and Airbus SE both won orders from leasing company Avolon Holdings Ltd., locking in delivery slots as the planemakers’ backlogs swell. Avolon will buy 250 aircraft — including 140 Boeing ...

The Federal Aviation Administration ‌is set to approve the long-delayed Boeing (BA) 737 MAX 10 as soon as next week after completing a key safety review, Reuters reported Friday. In one of the last ...

Aircraft lessor Avolon said Friday it agreed to order 140 737 MAX aircraft from Boeing (BA) and 110 from Airbus (EADSF) (EADSY) comprised of 75 from the A320neo family and 35 A330neos, with an option ...

The tragic incident occurred on United Airlines Flight 811 in February 1989, resulting in the deaths of nine passengers ...

Two hours into a FlyDubai flight this week, a violent chain of events subjected a Boeing BA-0.50%decrease; down pointing triangle 737 MAX jet to enough speed and gravitational force that could tear it ...