Boeing

Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) said Wednesday that it has suspended major operations in Moscow and curtailed certain other activities in response to Russia’s invasion and continued advances in Ukraine. In a statement, the company said, “We have suspended major operations in Moscow and temporarily closed our office in Kyiv. We are also suspending parts, maintenance, […]

There are those who say that you cannot conduct business on a global scale without aviation—it does not matter what part of the world you are in. Russia is no different—it has its share of millionaires and billionaires who use a variety of aircraft ranging from turbine helicopters to executive-outfitted Airbus A319s.  These high-net-worth individuals […]

The economic sanctions imposed last week on Russia by the U.S. and its allies can put some members of the business aviation community in a tough spot.  In its statement announcing the sanctions, the White House said they include “sweeping financial sanctions and stringent export controls that will have a profound impact on Russia’s economy, […]

Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) says it set a company record of more than $2 billion in e-commerce parts sales in 2021, resulting in part from changes to ease its ordering process, and demand from the recovering airline industry. The company, which announced the online sales results Monday at the Singapore Air Show, said its Boeing […]

A grounded British Airways jet was gutted and revamped as a one-of-a-kind entertainment spot.

The Air Force’s new pilot program targets its largest fuel consumer, the C-17 Globemaster III, and takes cues from commercial airlines strategies.

Aurora Flight Sciences will use a Saab 340B platform for the initial flight test development.

Airline will buy 34 aircraft plus smaller 737 Max as feud with Airbus escalates over alleged defects.

CEO David Calhoun remained optimistic about his company’s ability to turn things around.

The gargantuan size of modern mega-planes would eclipse the tiny Wright Flyer that spurred on the aviation industry more than a century ago. In fact, the wingspans alone of these airplanes stretch wider than the entire 120-foot distance flown by the Wright brothers.