Europe's EADS confirmed July 31, 2013, plans to reorganize into three divisions and adopt the name of its planemaker unit Airbus in a bid to unite its businesses and boost shareholder returns. EADS will be called Airbus Group and will combine defence …

Sinnett, who joined Boeing in 1991 after working on fighter jets at McDonnell Douglas, led the development of all the 787's airplane systems from the beginning of the program a decade ago. And it was Sinnett who this year led the effort to design a fix …

GKN plans raid on top Boeing supplier. Karl West and Ben Marlow … It makes car parts for auto giants such as Jaguar Land Rover and Volvo, and produces aircraft and jet engine components for Airbus, Rolls-Royce and General Electric. GKN reports first …

The single-aisle plane is also the basis for Boeing's range of private business jets, two of which are operated by the RAAF as the VIP ride for the Prime Minister and other senior members of the Australian government, along with the Governor General …

Even as engineering-employment rates here are set to fall, Boeing has placed some 737 MAX engineering design work in South Carolina and moved some engineering support work on older jets to California. As for the future employment … In a later …

Running costs for the two larger Boeing Business Jets in the air force fleet — a special version of the 737 passenger plane — are double that. "Kevin loves planes," Mr Briggs told The Australian. "The Australian taxpayer pays for Kevin being about …

PARIS/SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Boeing has asked airlines to inspect up to 1,200 aircraft across their fleets to gather data on Honeywell emergency beacons that have come under scrutiny following a fire on a parked 787 Dreamliner two weeks ago. The blaze …

Harry Stonecipher, Boeing. <a href="http://www.businessweek.com/stories/2005-03-07/the-affair-that-grounded-stonecipher">Harry Stonecipher</a>, former CEO of Boeing, resigned in 2005 because he had an affair with a Boeing company executive. … Jack …

United Airlines and Japan's All Nippon Airways disclosed issues with the wiring on their Boeing 787's emergency transmitters, the same part of the plane that is getting close scrutiny after a parked jet burned earlier this month. By JOSHUA FREED.