Boeing

Boeing Faces a Long Road to Recovery Post-Strike

The recent seven-week strike at Boeing, which ended only last week, is far from the end of the aerospace giant's troubles. More than 33,000 factory workers in the U.S. Northwest are returning to work after narrowly voting to accept Boeing's...
Boeing JDAM and Laser JDAM Systems

Boeing Secures US$600 Million Contract to Supply JDAM and Laser JDAM Systems to USAF and Allied Nations

Boeing, a leader in aerospace and defense technology, has been awarded a significant contract valued at US$600 million (approximately RM2.4 billion) to supply Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) and Laser Joint Direct Attack Munition (LJDAM) systems to the United States...
Boeing

Boeing Withdraws Pay Offer Amid Strike by West Coast Factory Workers; No Further Negotiations Planned

Aerospace giant Boeing announced that it had officially withdrawn its pay offer to approximately 33,000 striking workers at its West Coast factories. These employees, represented by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM), have been on strike over...
Boeing AH-64E Apache Helicopter

As India Awaits AH-64E Apache Delivery, Poland Secures Record-Breaking Helicopter Order from Boeing

In a significant development that underscores Poland’s growing military aspirations and security concerns, the Polish Ministry of National Defense has sealed a deal with the United States to acquire 96 AH-64E Apache helicopters. This move not only strengthens Poland's defense...
Boeing 737-9 Max planes

US regulator’s decision to ground Boeing 737-9 Max planes indefinitely

The US Federal Aviation Administration has extended the grounded status of Boeing 737-9 Max aircraft due to stricter requirements imposed after an Alaska Airlines flight experienced a window blowout. The regulator has requested Boeing to provide additional data before approving...