Boeing is poised to beat Airbus on jet orders this year. That won’t decide where the stocks go next.

Boeing and Airbus confirm completion of deal that sees Spirit operations in Belfast being split between the two companies.

By Tim Hepher, David Shepardson and Dan Catchpole PARIS/WASHINGTON, Dec 10 (Reuters) - Europe's Airbus conceded likely defeat ...

Boeing ( BA) on Tuesday reported strong aircraft demand in November, posting 164 gross orders as widebody sales, especially ...

Boeing Co. booked 164 gross airplane orders in November, with almost half of those for the hulking 777X jetliners, to extend ...

The race is on to push the boundaries of single-aisle jets. Will this unexpected contender dethrone the reigning champion?

SEATTLE, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Boeing delivered 44 new jets in November, down from 53 the prior month, the company said on ...

Boeing and Airbus have completed major Spirit AeroSystems acquisitions, integrating thousands of employees and reshaping ...

Boeing stock price has come under pressure in the past few months, moving from the year-to-date high of $242.50 in July to ...

Is either of the two major manufacturers of commercial passenger planes safer than the other? Let's dive into the actual ...

Landing gear creates a huge amount of drag, which is why airliners retract them into the fuselage. However, having the gear ...

Pan Am boss Ed Wegel has said that the Airbus A320neo will feature at 'some point’ in the airline’s future when ‘engine ...