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Planemaker Comac charges US$108 million for the home-grown jetliner in Air China deal, up US$9 million from amount quoted to China Eastern last year, as the company asks government for help and incentives to boost market share.

Boeing (BA) on Thursday made its first direct delivery of the 787 Dreamliner to China since 2019 and plans possible deliveries of the 737 MAX in the coming months.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Boeing said on Wednesday that the U.S. aviation regulator has cleared it to begin certification flight testing of its 737 MAX 10, the largest version of its bestselling jet aimed at seizing the top of the narrowbody market. Boeing shares rose 1.1% in midday trade. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed that has it granted type inspection authorization for the 737 MAX 10.

Asia-Pacific start-up airlines are capitalizing on post-pandemic opportunities, with some rapidly growing their fleets while others face financial struggles.

Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary has urged Boeing to get its s--- together as he threatened to abandon aircraft orders if the manufacturer does not deliver on time.

Boeing's recent announcement revealed the company's inability to meet its 737 Max delivery target for this year.

Boeing reported a third quarter miss on both the top and bottom lines and cut its delivery forecast for its 737 Max narrowbody jet due to ongoing production issues. The aerospace giant did reaffirm its cash flow guidance, which gave shares a boost.

As part of the agreement, Boeing has agreed to provide Spirit $100 million immediately for capital investment in tooling.

The planemaker in August identified a new quality problem with its popular 737 MAX aircraft involving supplier Spirit that resulted in improperly drilled holes on the aft pressure bulkhead made using an automated drill. Boeing has expanded inspections to include hand-drilled holes, according to trade publication The Air Current, which first reported the problem.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Boeing deliveries of its best-selling 737 MAX fell in September to the lowest level since August 2021, the plane maker said on Tuesday, as it continues struggling with work needed to correct a manufacturing defect. Boeing is inspecting and fixing thousands of holes that were drilled wrong on the 737 MAX aft pressure bulkhead. While new orders improved sharply, the largest U.S. planemaker said deliveries in September fell to 15 737 MAX planes, 10 787s and two 777s, for a ...