Reuters
• Dan Catchpole
Wall Street analysts expect Boeing to report a loss of 21 cents per share for the third quarter, despite recent program wins, aircraft certifications and higher deliveries. Investors are also watching the production ramp, supply-chain risks and cash flow for signs of progress in the planemaker’s recovery.
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Wall Street analysts expect Boeing to report a loss of 21 cents per share for the third quarter, despite recent program wins, aircraft certifications and higher deliveries. Investors are also watching the production ramp, supply-chain risks and cash flow for signs of progress in the planemaker’s recovery.
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After years without a new MAX variant certification, Boeing’s 737 Max 10 has been certified, following the 737 Max 7, according to the article. The milestone signals renewed progress on two variants in a program whose certification path has been closely watched.
Boeing 737-800 aircraft belonging to Chinese carrier Okay Airways failed to sell at auction. The available report does not provide details on the number of aircraft, auction terms or the reason they attracted no successful bids.
A proposed concept could let aircraft such as the B-21 Raider engage aerial targets at long range, extending bombers’ mission set without requiring them to enter close-range air combat. The available report does not specify the weapons, technology or timeline involved.
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A Cargolux Boeing 747-8F, registration LX-VCF, suffered a collapse of its left-wing main landing gear while parked at Luxembourg Airport. No injuries were reported. The freighter was grounded, prompting inspections across the carrier’s 747-8F fleet and an investigation into the incident.
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Riyadh Air is moving some Boeing 787-9 services about 400 km northwest to Al Qassim, with passengers offered a complimentary 4.5-hour bus ride from Riyadh. Air India, Air India Express and Akasa Air have suspended or extended suspensions on Saudi routes, with Air India’s pauses covering Riyadh and Dammam through Nov. 7 and Jeddah through Oct. 31, 2026.
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