Boeing says may stop C-17 production, to affect 7000 jobs
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- Boeing Co.  said it may stop production of C-17 military cargo aircraft by 2009 due to lack of U.S. government and international orders, eventually affecting more than 7,000 jobs.
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Federal regulators ordered airlines to inspect the wings of more than 700 Boeing jets in response to a fire that destroyed a plane after it landed in Japan last week, officials said yesterday.
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For thousands of workers in Georgia, Texas and California, the question of what aircraft Japan chooses to replace its aging fighter jet fleet could mean their jobs.
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ATLANTA Delta Air Lines today released new details on the up to 69-hundred jobs it plans to eliminate starting January first. Delta earlier this year announced it&#39;s dropping Dallas-Fort Worth International
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A top Boeing Co. official said on  Friday he was optimistic the European Union would agree to end  government aid to develop new aircraft, which has helped its  chief rival Airbus grab more than half of the civil aircraft  market.
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Boeing Co.'s chief executive on Monday  said his call for Washington to end a pact with Europe on  aircraft development funding was not aimed at garnering  political support ahead of the U.S. presidential election.
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The U.S. Air Force is rethinking its  plan to end purchases of Lockheed Martin Corp.'s LMT.N C-130J  Hercules cargo aircraft in the coming fiscal year, notably  because of higher-than-expected contract cancellation costs,  the service's chief of staff told senators on Thursday.
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Boeing has received down payments for up to 200 of its new 7E7 planes in addition to the known 52 orders it has gained, Chief Executive Harry Stonecipher said in an interview published Thursday.
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The chief executive of Boeing Co. says his efforts to end government aid programs for rival aircraft manufacturer Airbus SAS are intended to head off a wider trans-Atlantic dispute over subsidies that could end up at the World Trade Organization.
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Delta Air Lines Inc. is axing up to 7,000 jobs, shedding its Dallas hub and will have to file for bankruptcy if it can&#39;t get a grip on a growing number of early pilot retirements by the end of September, the
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Boeing Co. said yesterday that it will take a $615 million pretax charge for its work on a defunct deal to lease then sell refueling tanker planes to the Air Force and for the closing of its 717 aircraft production line.
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ATLANTA - Delta Air Lines will cut up to 7,000 jobs, reduce wages and pull back at its Dallas-Fort Worth airport hub as part of a sweeping restructuring plan that could still leave it vulnerable to bankruptcy.    The job cuts representing about 10 percent of its overall work force will come over the next 18 months, Delta chief executive Gerald Grinstein said Wednesday during a meeting with 300 of the company's middle managers...
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Bombardier Inc. BBDb.TO plans to cut  2,200 more jobs at its train-making unit and further trim the  production rate for its 50-seat regional jet, the company said  on Wednesday as it unveiled a lower third-quarter profit.
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PARIS - The boss of Boeing Co. insisted Thursday that he is not looking for a trans-Atlantic spat in a dispute over subsidies for Airbus, but also said that aid for the rival aircraft maker&#39;s new programs should stop.
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AMR Corp.&#39;s American Airlines, the world&#39;s largest carrier, delayed the deliveries of 54 Boeing Co. planes to save $2.7 billion in spending over the next six years.
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Boeing Capital Corp., the finance unit of aircraft maker and aerospace defense systems provider Boeing Co., said Thursday that the recent agreements reached on its claims against insolvent Hawaiian Airlines will not affect the company&#39;s earnings or cash
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In what could prove to be a setback for The Boeing Co.&#39;s expectations that it will win upwards of 200 orders this year for its 7E7, Singapore Airlines said yesterday that it is not ready to order the new super-efficient jet.