Boeing resumes full jet production in Seattle area after strike
Delays have caused backlog of deliveries to plane-maker’s customers including Ryanair
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Travel company Tui sees two to three-year delays to Boeing Max deliveries
Europe’s largest tour operator reports higher profits in 2024 but projects slower 2025 growth
US judge rejects Boeing plea deal over fatal 737 crashes
Plane-maker is also yet to resume production of its best selling plane after machinists went on strike
How could the EU respond if Trump imposes tariffs?
While Ireland appears vulnerable, particularly in relation to pharmaceuticals, aircraft would be an obvious way for the EU to hit back
Geese and sharks show airlines the way to fuel efficiency
Aircraft manufacturers are taking inspiration from sharks and migrating geese, as initiatives in sustainable fuel are still in their infancy
Boeing ends crippling strike as workers accept latest offer
Union claims victory while resolution is seen as win for new CEO Ortberg
Ryanair profits drop 18% amid lower summer air fares
Shares drop 3% despite record passenger growth but average fare is 10% down on last year
Boeing shares rise as planemaker makes new wage offer to end strike
Workers at besieged company to vote next week on proposal that boosts wage hike but does not offer return to defined-benefit pension
Never mind Dublin’s passenger cap, this New Zealand airport has a ‘cuddle cap’
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Markets sluggish as Boeing posts $6 billion loss
Irish food groups retreat while Dalata finishes flat
Boeing pursues culture change as quarterly losses surge to $6bn
Aviation giant, crippled by ongoing strike, reported cash burn of $1.9bn compared to $310mn a year earlier
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
Flutter finishes down 6% as UK considers £3bn tax on gambling firms
Mixed day for banks and building firms on Irish market
No pension, no planes: Boeing standoff reveals how far company has fallen
Planet Business: Rooney lawyer’s Nobu deal, a homebuilder gets its sums wrong and the US department of justice outlines how it could take on Google
Boeing and Intel symbolise America’s manufacturing decline
The American electorate must choose between Donald Trump’s politics of reminiscence or Harris’s politics of renaissance but their policies are unlikely to be economically sustainable
Boeing withdraws contract offer as union talks break down
Planemaker’s manufacturing business crippled after 33,000 workers downed tools
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Boeing imposes hiring freeze and purchasing cuts to conserve cash
Aircraft manufacturer is considering temporary furloughs in response to a strike that threatens its recovery
Ryanair may get fewer planes by next summer due to Boeing strike, says O’Leary
Airline chief warns that if strike goes on for weeks, the number of Max 737 aircraft due to be delivered could go down from 25 to 20
Boeing staff to strike in latest blow to planemaker
Dispute comes while company continues to bleed cash
‘Things are worse than we ever imagined,’ says Starmer before flying to Germany for ‘reset’
Planet Business: SpaceX’s ‘reliable’ Crew Dragon, the highest-earning tennis players and a first-class error at Qantas
Ryanair shares jump as O’Leary no longer sees sharp summer fares drop
Stock adds more than 6% in early trading on Tuesday
Boeing’s description of the weapons it sells makes for an object lesson in cognitive dissonance
The contrast between the abstract corporate sales language and the concrete reality of the destruction wrought by bombs in Gaza is jarring
Robots have come a long way since I saw them manufacture the Fiat Ritmo in 1978
In almost half a century, we have reached a point where robots can perform intricate surgeries inside the human body
Paris ‘heat dome’ makes Olympic organisers’ stance on air conditioning tough to sustain
Planet Business: McDonald’s quarterly sales decline, Boeing’s new boss, and Microsoft customers suffer another outage
Sliding airline profits and aircraft delays cast shadows at Farnborough air show
Many delegates not expecting traditional deluge of deals
Nick Clegg’s attack on innovation in Europe is one-eyed
Ill-informed rant from Meta head of global affairs appears driven by his employer’s frustration with EU rules
Shares struggle for direction ahead of earnings season
Iseq index adds 1.5% amid big moves for banks and homebuilders
AerCap signed more than 160 leasing deals in second quarter
Dublin-based lessor, the biggest player in its global industry, also completed 37 sales, including 29 aircraft
Boeing to plead guilty to fraud for violating deal over 737 Max crashes
The guilty plea marks a low point in the company’s century-long history after years of turmoil sparked by two crashes
Airbus shares fall more than 10% as aircraft manufacturer cuts profit forecast
European aerospace and defence group blames disruption to its supply chain
Irish aircraft lessor SMBC Aviation Capital raises €1.4bn
Five-year global syndicated finance facility includes 29 financial institutions, 13 of which are new banking relationships
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