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CNBC

Boeing to report quarterly results with investors focused on aircraft production outlook

Boeing is scheduled to report quarterly results before the market opens Tuesday, with investors looking for an update on the company’s aircraft production outlook. The available reporting does not specify Wall Street’s estimates or the production metrics Boeing is expected to discuss.

Inflight Online

ALOFT expands Gogo Galileo FDX approval to Boeing 737-800 and 737-8

ALOFT AeroArchitects has amended its FAA supplemental type certificate to cover installation of Gogo Galileo FDX connectivity on the Boeing 737-800 and 737-8. The expanded approval extends the system’s eligible aircraft base to two widely used 737 variants.

Air Data News

US Air Force plans $1 billion Nellis complex for F-47 testing, training and maintenance

The US Air Force plans a Nellis Air Force Base complex for Boeing’s F-47, with facilities scheduled for completion from 2031. The campus will support mission-system reprogramming, simulation, stealth maintenance and weapons training as part of the fighter’s operational testing.

Air & Space Forces Mag

U.S. Air Force plans $1 billion Nellis campus to test F-47

The Air Force plans to build hangars, laboratories and maintenance facilities at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada to support testing of the F-47. The proposed campus would represent a major investment in the facilities needed to evaluate the next-generation fighter.

Reuters

Analysts expect Boeing to post a third-quarter loss as production, deliveries and cash flow remain in focus

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.

Reuters

Boeing forecast to post small quarterly loss despite recent wins, analysts say

Cranky Flier

High activity

Boeing’s 737 Max 10 certification marks a return to certification progress for the MAX family

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.

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Okay Airways’ Boeing 737-800s fail to sell at auction

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.