Boeing Stock News

The plane maker is committing another $450 million to the Silicon Valley startup that is developing its technology jointly with Kittyhawk, the self-flying aviation company backed by Google co-founder Larry Page.

Boeing invests $450 million in Wisk Aero, the air taxi startup it owns jointly with Larry Pages Kitty Hawk. The company will use the money to fund the development of its next-generation electric aircraft.

Microsoft, Tesla and Apple will release quarterly results, alongside a handful of other tech firms. McDonald''s and Boeing will also offer updates.

Technology being tested on the 737 Max ecoDemonstrator may be found on Boeing aircraft, both new and existing, for decades to come.

International carriers that rely heavily on the wide-body Boeing 777, and other Boeing aircraft, canceled early flights

International carriers that rely heavily on the wide-body Boeing 777, and other Boeing aircraft, canceled flights or switched to different planes

5G Network Deployment In The US Spawns Cluster Of Disruption Authored by Jon Ostrower via theaircurrent.com (emphasis ours), Something is going on with Runway 10L at Palm Beach International Airport in Florida. Last week, a Bombardier-built CRJ200 regional jet on final approach had the strangest thing happen. The aircrafts radar altitude abruptly ran down to zero, causing repeated loud aural warnings: PULL UP WHOOP WHOOP DONT SINK TOO LOW GEAR . The flight landed without incident in good weather, but it wasnt the first time. Exact same location multiple times the past two weeks, the pilot, who was on the flight deck for both anomalies, told The Air Current . The incidents were reported to the Federal Aviation Administration. Its not known definitively if the radar altimeter behavior was related to pre-deployment testing of 5G telecommunication technologies , but the unexplained incident underscored the fears of aviators, as well as the confusion and increasing disruption that is now befalling U.S. commercial aviation.

Air India and several other airlines have cancelled flights to the US. They are worried the 5G roll-out there may affect aircraft and passenger safety, a concern raised by Boeing and Airbus in the past. Mint explains the controversy:

The four-engine Boeing jet transported 823 Afghan refugees on a single flight at the end of the war in Afghanistan.

The headlines might not suggest it, but orders and deliveries of new jets are on the mend.

Boeing is building what will be the world''s largest twin-engine passenger jet that soon may be flying packages and shuttling the ultra-elite.

Top donors to members of the so-called Sedition Caucus include Boeing, General Dynamics, and Lockheed Martin, says watchdog Accountable.US.