UBS analysts believe early January data points suggest Boeing Co (NYSE:BA, XETRA:BCO)'s 787 production momentum has strengthened following a typical year-end slowdown, supported by an uptick in Dreamlifter cargo flights and early delivery activity. The analysts wrote that Dreamlifter flights, which transport major 787 structural components and have historically shown a close correlation with production rates, increased 69% year over year over the 30-day period ending January 9.
A union representing about 1,600 white-collar workers at fuselage supplier Spirit AeroSystems said on Thursday that it has reached a tentative agreement with Boeing on a new collective bargaining contract.
Boeing stock (BA) increased by 50%, in the past nine months, driven not only by a significant rise in revenue but also by heightened valuation enthusiasm. Behind the scenes: a rise in orders, increased production, and regulatory developments—each playing a role in shaping investor confidence.
Boeing had known since at least 2011 that a part which failed on a UPS plane moments before it crashed, killing 15 people, had failed four times on three different aircraft, according to a new report.
Boeing has reached tentative settlements with a Canadian man who lost six relatives in the 2019 crash of an Ethiopian Air 737 MAX jet shortly after takeoff.
BA's Q4 deliveries jump to 160 jets and 600 for the year, led by the 737 program, signaling steadier production and improved execution.
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Boeing stock has captivated investors recently, rising 12% year-to-date and 46% over the last year. The aerospace leader reported its highest annual commercial jet deliveries since 2018, has a strong order backlog, and management is forecasting positive cash flow for 2026.
Delta is the last of the legacy carriers to order the popular Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The 787-10 variant offers improved fuel efficiency and can carry roughly 330 people.
Boeing Co (NYSE:BA, XETRA:BCO) reported its major program deliveries for the fourth quarter and full year of 2025, showing gains across both its commercial and defense operations. For the full year, Boeing delivered 600 commercial aircraft, the company's highest annual total since 2018 and a significant increase from 348 units in 2024.
Last year was the airplane manufacturer's busiest shipping year since 2018.
Boeing outsold Airbus on new aircraft last year, but Airbus continued to hand over more planes than Boeing. Boeing delivered 63 planes in December, bringing its annual total to 600 aircraft, the most since 2018.