Boeing demonstrated robust November order inflow, led by strong 777X and 787 wide-body demand, with 164 gross orders and 126 net orders valued at $17 billion. BA's deliveries declined sequentially as 737 MAX inventory was depleted, but year-to-date deliveries and order backlog remain substantially above prior-year levels. The completed Spirit AeroSystems acquisition enhances BA's control over 737 MAX quality and supply chain, supporting sustainable production increases and future cash flow improvement.
The lawsuit underscores the potential legal liability facing the industry as it grapples with a surge in fume events in recent years.
Boeing is at a cyclical bottom, with negative equity and losses, but a major turnaround is likely as production and demand recover. Global air travel demand has fully rebounded, yet BA and Airbus revenues remain far below 2018 levels, indicating massive pent-up aircraft demand. Regulatory restrictions on the 737 MAX are lifting, 787 Dreamliner issues are resolved, and the 777X certification could unlock significant revenue upside by 2026.
The Department of Homeland Security plans to spend close to $140 million to buy a fleet of Boeing 737s to use for deportations, The Washington Post reported on Wednesday, citing two officials familiar with the contract and records it had reviewed.
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BA's diversified mix across commercial, defense and services supports stability as earnings estimates rise and shares outpace industry gains.
In the closing of the recent trading day, Boeing (BA) stood at $200.37, denoting a -2.86% move from the preceding trading day.
Boeing's planned acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems could close as early as Monday, according to a New York Stock Exchange notice that says trading of the aerostructure giant is set to be suspended on December 8.
BA's shares climb as strong demand, major contract wins and a growing backlog bolster its commercial and defense momentum.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) reported Q3 2025 earnings in late October, revealing two aerospace giants in completely different financial realities.
In the most recent trading session, Boeing (BA) closed at $202.54, indicating a -1.38% shift from the previous trading day.
The regulator is asking Boeing to sell Spirit businesses that supply products to Airbus, as well as Spirit's Malaysian aerostructures business Subang.