The Boeing 727's first fatal incident occurred in 1965, just one year after it entered service. United Airlines Flight 389 was traveling from New York LaGuardia Airport (LGA) to Chicago O'Hare ...

In August, Boeing told Simple Flying that the severed thrust links were discovered during scheduled maintenance. The company replaced the part and had been capturing any learnings from the component, ...

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The thrust link issue was initially found on Boeing’s 777-9 test aircraft after a routine flight, but the issue was subsequently found on two other test planes. “During scheduled maintenance, we ...

Boeing is poised to conduct a functional ... where it had been conducting flight tests when the failure was first detected. WH003, which originally joined the program in August 2020, is the ...

Lufthansa is set to be the first airline to fly the 777X, Boeing's much-delayed newest jet. CEO Kelly Ortberg said on an earnings call this week that the German carrier would get the first plane ...

Analysts spoke optimistically of a Boeing recovery. Police said chaos erupted about 20 minutes into the flight from Denver to Houston when the man began punching the seat in front of him ...

In October, Boeing delayed its expected first 777-9 delivery from 2025 to 2026, with chief executive Kelly Ortberg citing “challenges we have faced in development, as well as from the flight ...

Boeing’s new President and CEO Kelly Ortberg is in India this week which is his first international visit ... door-plug blowout aboard an Alaskan Air flight in January 2024.

A flight bound for Iceland ended up in Scotland instead after strong winds stopped it from landing on Thursday. The Neos Boeing 737 Max ... It's not the first time that strong winds have caused ...

With continued uncertainty over Boeing's execution, investors may look to Raytheon for a more stable flight path in the A&D sector.

Boeing confirms German carrier Lufthansa will be the launch operator for the in-certification 777-9, settling uncertainty about whether Emirates Airline might take the first of the type.