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2026
Boeing revises long-term free cash flow outlook
Boeing issued long-term free cash flow guidance on its earnings call, projecting $3 billion in 2027, $6 billion in 2028 and $10 billion in 2029. The article says the company expects to reach its $10 billion annual target a year later than Wall Street had modeled.
2026
Boeing announces Dataliner platform
Boeing announced Dataliner, an AI-powered data intelligence platform designed to help airlines use aviation data for fleet-wide intelligence and operational decisions. The platform was built in partnership with Microsoft.
2026
Boeing introduces Dataliner aircraft data intelligence platform
Boeing introduced Dataliner, a new aircraft data intelligence platform.
2026
FAA reportedly plans to approve Boeing 737 MAX 10
Reuters reported that the FAA was set to approve Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 as soon as the following week; the headline does not report that approval had occurred.
2026
FAA determines Boeing 737 Max software glitch is not a flight-safety issue, clearing path to 737 Max 10 certification
The FAA said on Friday that its panel of safety experts and Corrective Action Review Board determined a software issue in certain Boeing 737 Max flight computers — which Boeing flagged the previous month and which could affect certain landing procedures after a missed approach — is not a safety-of-flight concern, because pilots retain full control of the aircraft and indications to the flight crew are clear and unambiguous. The determination removes a hurdle to certification of the Boeing 737 Max 10, the last model in the 737 Max family awaiting certification, and the FAA said it will issue a special bulletin to airlines on how to recognize and respond to the issue if it arises.
2026
Memo shows WestJet first told Boeing about 737 MAX software glitch cleared by FAA
A memo indicates that WestJet was the first to notify Boeing about a software glitch on the 737 MAX that was cleared by the FAA, according to Reuters reporting.
2026
Boeing engineers and technical workers approve new four-year contract, avoiding strike
Boeing engineers and technical workers, represented by the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace (about 13,000 engineers and 4,000 technical workers), approved a sweetened four-year contract that includes a 10% ratification wage increase and annual raises of 4%, with up to 6% based on merit, avoiding a potential strike. The professional unit voted 67.62% in favor and the tech unit 53.48% in favor. Boeing said it was pleased with the outcome of the vote; the approval followed the workers' rejection of an earlier offer and Boeing's increased offer in mid-September.
2026
Boeing wins F/A-XX competition
Breaking Defense reported on Boeing's F/A-XX win, indicating Boeing won the F/A-XX competition, and analyzed what the win means for the company and what challenges come next.
2026
Boeing secures $20 billion U.S. Defense Department contract for F/A-XX Strike Fighter
Boeing secured a $20 billion contract with the defense department to develop the sixth-generation F/A-XX Strike Fighter. Boeing shares rose about 2% premarket on the news, while Northrop Grumman, which was reportedly also in contention for the contract, fell 3.5%.
2026
U.S. Navy selects Boeing for F/A-XX program
Boeing announced that the U.S. Navy selected Boeing for the F/A-XX program.
2026
FAA delays Boeing 737 Max 10 certification over software issue
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said on Monday, Sep 28, 2026, that the agency will delay certification of Boeing's 737 Max 10 until it is satisfied about a software issue Boeing had flagged, which could cut off automated landing guidance during a go-around. The FAA said "safety dictates the certification timeline" and that it is following its safety review process to investigate the software glitch. Boeing had expected approval "very soon," and Boeing shares shed nearly 7% on Monday.
2026
FAA opens new probe into Boeing 737 MAX navigation defect
A navigation defect on the Boeing 737 MAX has triggered a new investigation by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
2026
Boeing discloses 737 Max software glitch that could affect landing procedures
Boeing said on Saturday, Sep 26, 2026, that it had flagged a software glitch the previous month on some 737 Max aircraft that could affect certain landing procedures. The issue, which could occur with the vertical navigation system after a missed approach and go-around, could cut off automated landing guidance, for example when there is an obstruction on the runway. Boeing said pilots are trained for those scenarios and remain in control of the airliner, and the FAA has not concluded whether it is a safety-of-flight issue.
2026
IBM completes acquisition of HRL Laboratories
IBM announced on August 26, 2026 that it completed its acquisition of HRL Laboratories, LLC, a research and development institution with expertise in quantum computing, quantum sensing, advanced communications, electronics, manufacturing, and materials science. Financial terms were not disclosed. Boeing and General Motors, HRL's former owners, will continue to partner with IBM and HRL on quantum applications and advanced technology development.
2026
Archer Aviation to acquire Boeing's Wisk Aero, SkyGrid and Insitu subsidiaries
Boeing and Archer Aviation Inc. signed agreements under which Archer will acquire Boeing's Wisk Aero, SkyGrid and Insitu subsidiaries, adding a defense business with over $200M in annual revenue and operations in 35 countries. Boeing will also enter a collaboration and technology-sharing arrangement retaining access to Wisk's core autonomous flight technology and will take a stake in Archer.
2026
Arab American group sues Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Caterpillar over Israel aid
The Dearborn, Michigan-based Arab American Civil Rights League and 18 individual plaintiffs filed a proposed federal class-action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan against Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Caterpillar and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, alleging the companies supplied weapons, aircraft, software, parts and heavy equipment to Israel despite knowing those products could be used in a manner involving unreasonable risk of harm to the plaintiffs' persons and property in Lebanon. The complaint seeks injunctive relief, including a temporary injunction halting the transfer of further instrumentalities to Israel.
2026
Archer to acquire three Boeing businesses
Archer Aviation is acquiring Boeing businesses Wisk Aero, Insitu and SkyGrid in exchange for equity. Boeing will take a nearly 20% stake in Archer. The transaction remains subject to closing conditions, including the expiry or termination of a waiting period required under US antitrust law; the companies expect it to close by the end of 2026.
2026
Archer Aviation acquires Boeing's Insitu
California-based Archer Aviation acquired Insitu, a Bingen, Washington-based Boeing subsidiary specializing in unmanned aircraft systems, as part of a deal to buy Boeing's electric aircraft unit Wisk Aero.
2026
Boeing and Archer establish technology-sharing collaboration
Boeing will retain access to Wisk's core autonomous flight technology under a new collaboration and technology-sharing agreement with Archer. The article does not specify when the agreement takes effect.
2026
Boeing flags 737 Max software glitch affecting automated approach functions
Boeing disclosed that it flagged a software glitch last month on some 737 Max aircraft that can affect automated vertical navigation functions after a missed approach. The Federal Aviation Administration said it is assessing the problem, will take immediate action if it identifies a safety concern, and will review Boeing's proposed fix. Boeing said its engineers are working on a software update to permanently address the issue and that it is working with airlines to formalize a procedure allowing pilots to reenable automated vertical navigation. U.S. operators including Southwest Airlines and United Airlines said their fleets are not equipped with the Version U.14 software tied to the glitch.