WASHINGTON – Boeing Co is self-funding procurement of some materials needed to keep producing EA-18G electronic attack planes for several months until the U.S. Congress signals whether it will fund 22 more jets in fiscal 2015, a company vice president …

With Boeing and Airbus winning few orders for their smallest Max and Neo offerings, the planemakers are focusing on single-aisle jets with about 175 seats, creating an opening for Embraer and Bombardier Inc. (BBD/B)'s CSeries. Having a roomier cabin on …

Indonesia took delivery of its $91 million presidential plane on Thursday, a Boeing jet the State Palace will use for official business instead of chartering flights from flag carrier Garuda Indonesia. “This is the first time in Indonesia's 69 years of …

Aerospace giant Boeing Co., which for years has been cutting its workforce in Southern California, announced that it plans to increase its engineering workforce in Long Beach and Seal Beach by 1,000 positions over the next two years. It is a surprising …

Critics believe deals for Boeing's jets would probably occur without help from the Export-Import Bank, given that most buyers are deep-pocketed companies with access to affordable loans. “Most of the benefits go to large corporations that are perfectly …

The new presidential plane, a Boeing Business Jet (BBJ2), is set to be unveiled on Thursday morning during a welcoming ceremony for the aircraft at Halim Perdanakusuma Air Force Base in Jakarta. The price of the luxury aircraft is tagged at US$91.21 …

The Swiss team that flew a solar-powered airplane across America has unveiled the even bigger plane that they plan to take around the world a year from now. "It's the most incredible airplane of its time," Bertrand Piccard, the president and co-pilot …

To be sure, Alcoa is seeing some momentum in certain business segments. One such segment is aerospace, because of strong demand for both large commercial aircraft and regional jets, as well as sustained growth in the business jet market. In response …

Investigators are optimistic that they can soon locate wreckage from the missing Malaysian Air jet in the Indian Ocean after reacquiring acoustic pings that may emanate from the flight recorders. Australian search vessel Ocean Shield detected a signal …