Boeing’s new boss must build bridges with Seattle factory floor to end permacrisis
With quarterly figures dues on Wednesday, chief executive Kelly Ortberg is unlikely to have a comprehensive strategy by then to calm investor nerves
With quarterly figures dues on Wednesday, chief executive Kelly Ortberg is unlikely to have a comprehensive strategy by then to calm investor nerves
Aircraft manufacturer is considering temporary furloughs in response to a strike that threatens its recovery
Collins Aerospace, which has operations in Shannon and Cork, has been in Ireland since 1988
Airline lost out on two new extra long range narrow body aircraft seen as key to development of North America routes during dispute
Many delegates not expecting traditional deluge of deals
Dublin-based lessor, the biggest player in its global industry, also completed 37 sales, including 29 aircraft
European aerospace and defence group blames disruption to its supply chain
Five-year global syndicated finance facility includes 29 financial institutions, 13 of which are new banking relationships
Iseq index shed 0.8% on Tuesday, dragged lower by banks and larger caps
Airline carried 9% more passengers last year despite pulling back its forecasts amid delays in delivery of new Boeing jets
Airline meets trade union as it says diversion of new planes to other IAG airlines could see it hire 80 fewer pilots
As Airbus invested in R&D over the last decade, Boeing returned $59bn to shareholders in dividends and buybacks
Uncertainty clouding Short Brothers plant is an unintended consequence of US plane maker’s move to undo Spirit spin-off
Production troubles at Boeing after safety scare has slowed delivery of aircraft while rivals also face issues with Airbus
By 2026, aviation will be paying the same substantial price for its carbon emissions as industry rather than its current free pass
Dublin-based lessor has ordered 100 A321 neo jets from Airbus, and 40 737 Max aircraft from Boeing
Guillaume Faury comments could test 2021 agreement that resolved long trade dispute between Europe and US
Sale of business led by Rory Godson could be worth as much as €57m, say reports
More than 1,000 Pratt & Whitney engines are affected, forcing carriers to change schedules and ground aircraft
Plane maker and US start-up Voyager join race to build commercial alternatives before ISS is decommissioned
Air travel has quickly returned to pre-pandemic levels, as people rush to book flights, but there’s a huge shortage of aircraft, and airlines are having to cut capacity and increase prices
French firm Mistral could gain a competitive advantage over US firms through regulation that balances protection and innovation
Aircraft will reduce fuel consumption and emissions by 25% over previous generation planes
Trading thin on Monday with US markets shut for a public holiday
Saudi start-up Riyadh Air – which has hired Irish aviation executives Ray Gammell and Peter Bellew – is 'actively engaged' in talks to buy aircraft, its CEO Tony Douglas said
Fuels that are less emitting of carbon are possible but may require a rethink of what our planes look like
Lack of agreed international regulation, or taxes, means flying is likely to be the last battleground on fossil fuel use
Aircraft manufacturer aims for standalone telecoms and Earth observation business
Germany's Lufthansa to revive number four engine aircraft
Airbus, Apple and Tesla among the stocks under pressure on Wednesday
Plane-maker accused of past bribery in Libya involving sale of fighter planes to Gaddafi in 2007
But Amazon shares climb in New York amid expectations of strong Cyber Monday sales
Plane maker looking to boost output of best-selling A320 and may also increase output of wide-body aircraft
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