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The Boeing Company manufactures commercial aircraft and defense systems, generating news across multiple business areas including aircraft orders, delivery schedules, defense contract awards, and earnings reports. As one of the world's two major commercial aircraft manufacturers alongside Airbus, Boeing's announcements carry significant weight for the aerospace industry, airline operators, and defense markets. This news page tracks material developments affecting Boeing's commercial and defense operations.
Boeing news typically includes aircraft order announcements from airlines worldwide, representing commitments that shape the company's production schedule for years ahead. Airlines order narrow-body 737 jets for domestic and short-haul routes, while wide-body 777 and 787 aircraft serve long-haul international markets. Defense contract awards from the U.S. Department of Defense and international governments detail purchases of military aircraft, helicopters, and support services. Earnings reports reveal segment performance across commercial aviation and defense operations, providing insight into backlog levels, delivery volumes, and operating margins.
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Boeing (NYSE: BA) reported fourth-quarter 2025 deliveries across commercial and defense programs. Commercial Airplanes delivered 160 units in Q4 and 600 for full-year 2025, including 737: 117, 787: 27, 767: 10, and 777: 6. Defense, Space & Security delivered 37 units in Q4 and 131 for full-year 2025, led by AH-64 Apache remanufactures 14 in Q4. The release notes deliveries are not final until quarterly financial results are issued.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Delta Air Lines announced a direct order for up to 60 Boeing 787 Dreamliners on Jan. 13, 2026, consisting of 30 firm 787-10 jets with an option for 30 more.
The 787-10 seats up to 336 passengers and is described as using 25% less fuel than the airplanes it replaces; the purchase raises Delta's firm Boeing order book to 130 airplanes, including 100 737-10 jets.
Aviation Capital Group (ACG) placed a new firm order for 50 Boeing 737 MAX jets on Jan. 13, 2026: 25 of the 737-8 and 25 of the 737-10. The purchase raises ACG's Boeing 737 MAX order book to 121 aircraft, including 50 firm orders for the 737-10, giving ACG the largest 737-10 order book of any lessor. Boeing said the order supports delivery positions from 2026 to 2033. Lessors have ordered nearly 1,300 737 MAX jets, about one fifth of the total 737 MAX backlog. ACG reported approximately 470 owned, managed and committed aircraft as of Sept. 30, 2025, leased to roughly 90 airlines in ~50 countries.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) will release its fourth-quarter 2025 financial results on Tuesday, January 27, 2026. A conference call with President and CEO Kelly Ortberg and EVP & CFO Jay Malave will begin at 10:30 a.m. ET.
The event webcast, news release, presentation materials and a subsequent transcript will be available on the Events and Presentations section of www.boeing.com/investors. Participants are encouraged to verify access before the start. Investor Relations and Communications contacts are provided for inquiries.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Alaska Airlines announced a historic airplane order on Jan 7, 2026 that becomes Alaska's largest-ever purchase.
The agreement includes 105 Boeing 737-10 airplanes with options for 35 more, plus 5 Boeing 787 Dreamliners. The order brings Alaska's 737 MAX order book to 174 airplanes and its 787 order book to 12 widebodies. Alaska currently operates 248 737 airplanes and has five 787 Dreamliners in service.
The airlines said the 737-10 will support high-density domestic routes and fleet modernization, while the 787s enable expanded long-haul service to Europe and Asia and support plans to serve at least 12 international destinations in the coming years.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) announced a renewed three-year Platinum Level sponsorship with the Experimental Aircraft Association for EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, continuing Boeing Plaza naming rights and free admission for all youth 18 and younger.
Other elements include Boeing as Presenting Sponsor of WomenVenture, support for Airline Crew Check-in, and backing of multiple KidVenture activities; Boeing's formal support of AirVenture began in 2011. The release cites nearly 500,000 youth admissions supported over the past three years and points to Boeing.com and EAA.org for AirVenture 2026 updates.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and United Airlines conducted flight tests using a United 737-8 as Boeing's 2025 ecoDemonstrator Explorer to evaluate Internet Protocol Suite (IPS) based digital communications.
Tests ran in late October across U.S. (Houston) and Europe (Edinburgh) to assess IP-based datalink that aims to improve communication between the flight deck, air traffic control and airline operations to reduce congestion, fuel use, cost and emissions. Participants included Collins Aerospace, Honeywell, SITA, Thales, Viasat, ESA, FAA and NASA.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and United Airlines completed flight tests of an Internet Protocol Suite (IPS) based digital communications system using a United 737-8 as Boeing's 2025 ecoDemonstrator Explorer. Testing ran in late October through mid-November 2025 with U.S. flights based in Houston and European flights based in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The tests involved government agencies, suppliers and academia (including FAA, ESA, NASA, Collins, Honeywell, SITA, Thales and Viasat) and are described as the final step in a decade-long development effort to prepare the technology to enter operational service to improve flight-deck, ATC and operations-center communications.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and the Royal Australian Air Force achieved a first-of-its-kind autonomous air-to-air weapon engagement on December 9, 2025, when an MQ-28 Ghost Bat CCA, teamed with an E-7A Wedgetail and an F/A-18F Super Hornet, destroyed a fighter-class target drone using a Raytheon AIM-120 AMRAAM.
The mission used crewed-uncrewed teaming: an E-7A operator assumed custodianship and authorized the MQ-28 to fire after sensor and targeting data were shared across all three platforms. Boeing said the integration and live weapon employment were developed and fielded in under eight months.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and the Royal Australian Air Force announced a successful autonomous air-to-air weapon engagement by an MQ-28 Ghost Bat on Dec. 9, 2025. The MQ-28 teamed with an E-7A Wedgetail and an F/A-18F Super Hornet to destroy a fighter-class target drone using a Raytheon AIM-120 AMRAAM.
Key points: the E-7A assumed custodianship for safety and authorization, the F/A-18F provided sensor tracking and shared targeting data, and Boeing said the mission demonstrates mature MQ-28 combat autonomy and integration with 4th–6th generation platforms. Boeing said the system was developed using open architectures and was integrated, tested and employed in under eight months.
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