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There has been some interesting and mixed news flow around Boeing (BA -2.06%) recently. While what is being reported about the aerospace giant isn't coming from official sources at the aerospace giant, the assertions still come from credible sources, and they touch on key company objectives.
Boeing's chief aerospace safety officer, Mike Delaney, will retire later this year, Air Current Editor Jon Ostrower said in a post on X on Friday, citing an internal message by Boeing Chief Executive Officer Kelly Ortberg to employees.
Boeing said on Thursday it has appointed Jeff Shockey as executive vice president of government operations, global public policy and corporate strategy, effective February 24.
ARLINGTON, Va. , Feb. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing [NYSE: BA] today announced Jeff Shockey as the company's new executive vice president of Government Operations, Global Public Policy & Corporate Strategy, effective Feb. 24.
Italy's Leonardo has identified a new industrial partner for its aerostructures unit which has been hit by the problems of U.S. planemaker Boeing , the state-controlled group's CEO said on Thursday.
President Donald Trump has expressed frustration about delays of the specially-outfitted pair of 747s that will serve as the next Air Force One aircraft. Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg has said the company is working with Trump's advisor Elon Musk to deliver the aircraft faster.
President Donald Trump's nominee to serve as deputy secretary of the U.S. Transportation Department said regulators need to take a more aggressive approach to overseeing planemaker Boeing.
The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA ) Barclays Industrial Select Conference February 20, 2025 8:40 AM ET Company Participants Kelly Ortberg – President and Chief Executive Officer Conference Call Participants David Strauss – Barclays Capital David Strauss Next up, we're pleased to have Boeing, Kelly Ortberg, CEO of Boeing, I think his first conference appearance in the role. Kelly Ortberg Yes.
Boeing's supply chain for the 737 MAX is in good shape as the U.S. planemaker aims to grow output of its strongest-selling jet to 38 a month by mid-2025, CEO Kelly Ortberg said on Thursday.
Donald Trump said Wednesday his administration was "looking at alternatives" to Boeing following delays in delivering two new models of the US presidential Air Force One plane.