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SAN FRANCISCO, March 8 (Xinhua) -- Boeing on Tuesday announced that DHL Express has placed an order for six additional 777 Freighters. The purchase takes DHL Express'' order book total to 28 777 Freighters since it placed its first direct order in 2018. "The Boeing 777 Freighter… will connect DHL''s global hubs in Cincinnati, Leipzig and Hong Kong as well as serving other key markets," said Geoff Kehr, se

DHL Express says it placed an order for six additional Boeing (BA) 777 freighters, taking DHL''s order book total to 28 777 freighters since it placed its first direct order in 2018; it…

The planemaker handed over 22 aircraft last month.

Boeing Co (NYSE: BA ) delivered 22 airplanes in the month of February compared to 32 in January. Deliveries of the 787 … Full story available on Benzinga.com

The commercial aerospace giant Boeing is taking the long view on production, projecting it will deliver roughly 250 more jets than last year.

Aircraft owners are coming to grips with the loss of hundreds of Airbus SE and Boeing Co. jets that Russian carriers have effectively shielded from seizure behind a new incarnation of the Iron Curtain.

Boeing <> reports orders for 37 commercial jets in February while continuing to struggle to ramp up deliveries, handing over only 22 jets to customers, its fewest since August.Of…

A Boeing 737 MAX airplane lands after a test flight at Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington, June 29, 2020. Karen Ducey | Reuters Boeing delivered 22 jetliners to customers in February, its fewest since August, as a pause in Dreamliner handovers continues to weigh on the company. Twenty of those aircraft were 737 Max planes. […] Boeing’s airplane deliveries slipped in February as Dreamliner problem lingers

Boeing handed over 22 planes to customers in February, its fewest since August.

A Boeing executive said the Saudis have successful used their F-15SA to “kill” cruise missiles fired by the Iranian-backed Houthi militias in Yemen, a missile defense capability that the Kingdom needs.

A growing number of Western businesses are either halting operations in Russia or exiting altogether over that country’s military incursion of neighboring Ukraine. The major hit to Russia’s economy will likely come from the crucial oil and gas industry. British-based BP announced Sunday that it is divesting its $14 billion stake in Russian state-owned oil and gas company Rosneft. Meanwhile, Chief Executive Officer Ben van Beurden of Britain-based Shell Oil Company issued an apology Tuesday for buying Russian crude oil last week, and said it would end all of its operations in Russia, including pipeline gas and liquid natural gas. Shell previously announced it was abandoning its joint venture with state-owned Gazprom and the now-suspended Nord Stream 2 pipeline, built to carry natural gas from Russia to western Europe. Japanese automakers Toyota and Nissan have announced plans to suspend production at their plants in the western port city of St. Petersburg and end all vehicle exports to Russia.

Boeing Co (NYSE: BA ) has suspended buying titanium from Russia since the country invaded Ukraine, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday, citing a spokeswoman for the planemaker. What Happened: Chicago-based Boeing told WSJ it had closed its engineering offices in Moscow and Kyiv and stopped sending spare plane parts to Russian airlines. The company sources about a third of its titanium from Russia, with the rest coming from the United States, Japan, China and Kazakhstan. The metal, known for its strength and lightness, is used in making commercial jets and military aircraft. “Our inventory and diversity of titanium … Full story available on Benzinga.com

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(Bloomberg) -- Boeing Co. has halted titanium purchases from Russia while rival Airbus SE continues to source from the country, highlighting the uncertain path for aerospace manufacturers following the invasion of Ukraine.