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  1. 2025

    Alaska Airlines pilot sues Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems for $10M over 2024 door plug blowout

    Captain Brandon Fisher, pilot in command of Alaska Airlines flight 1282, filed a complaint on Dec. 30, 2025 naming Boeing and Spirit AeroSystems Holdings as defendants, seeking $10 million in compensatory damages plus court costs. The complaint alleges Boeing attempted to shift blame onto the pilots and intentionally and falsely claimed the crew made mistakes, using Fisher as a scapegoat for the Jan. 5, 2024 mid-exit door plug blowout.

  2. 2025

    Evio Inc. launches Evio 810 hybrid-electric aircraft

    Evio Inc., a Montreal-based hybrid-electric aircraft developer backed by Boeing and collaborating with Pratt & Whitney Canada, publicly launched the Evio 810 in December 2025. The company has secured conditional purchase agreements and options for 450 aircraft, targeting entry into service by the early 2030s.

  3. 2022

    Boeing announces Integrated Operations Center suite

    Boeing Global Services announced the Integrated Operations Center, a customizable digital suite of solutions for medium- to large-sized airlines. The article describes the announcement but does not report a launch customer.

  4. 2022

    Boeing launches the 777-8 Freighter

    Boeing launched the 777-8 Freighter on January 31, 2022, with Qatar Airways as its launch customer. Qatar Airways placed a firm order for 34 aircraft and options for 16 more.

  5. 2022

    Wisk secures $450 million investment from Boeing

    Wisk Aero secured US$450 million in funding from Boeing. The investment is intended to advance development of Wisk’s sixth-generation eVTOL aircraft and support a planned growth phase.

  6. 2021

    Boeing donates $1 million for tornado relief

    Boeing announced it had donated $1 million to support disaster recovery and relief efforts across the Midwest and southern United States following a tornado disaster.

  7. 2021

    China's aviation regulator issues an airworthiness directive for the Boeing 737 MAX

    China's Civil Aviation Administration issued an airworthiness directive for the Boeing 737 MAX on December 2 and said corrective measures could eliminate the aircraft's MCAS unsafe condition. The report said domestic commercial operations were expected to resume later, after further steps.

  8. 2021

    SpiceJet and Boeing reach a settlement agreement over 737 MAX claims

    SpiceJet announced that it had entered into a settlement agreement with Boeing concerning the grounding of its 737 MAX aircraft. Boeing agreed to settle outstanding claims and provide certain accommodations; SpiceJet said the agreement paved the way for aircraft induction and resumed deliveries.

  9. 2021

    Boeing shareholder lawsuit settlement filed

    A settlement was filed in Delaware court in a shareholder lawsuit alleging that Boeing directors failed to address safety warnings before two 737 Max crashes. Insurers for the directors will pay Boeing $237.5 million, subject to fees and expenses; Boeing and the directors did not admit wrongdoing, and the deal still needs a judge's approval.

  10. 2021

    Maersk announces additions to Star Air’s cargo fleet

    Maersk said its private airline, Star Air, rented three converted Boeing 767 freighters and purchased two factory-built Boeing 777 freighters. The leased aircraft were due to enter service the following year, and the 777s were scheduled for delivery in 2024.

  11. 2021

    LOT sues Boeing over 737 MAX design flaws

    Polish airline PLL LOT filed a lawsuit against Boeing in a Seattle court over alleged 737 MAX design flaws that led to the aircraft's grounding. LOT is seeking at least 1 billion zlotys in compensation.

  12. 2021

    Saab opens production facility in Indiana

    Saab opened a new production facility in West Lafayette, Indiana, which will produce the aft airframe section for the T-7A Red Hawk program and support research and development.

  13. 2021

    ANA announces commemorative Boeing 787 flights

    All Nippon Airways (ANA) announced commemorative flights for the Boeing 787's tenth anniversary, scheduled for October 31, 2021, retracing the aircraft's initial 787-8 flight routes.

  14. 2021

    Boeing announces a new MQ-25 factory

    Boeing announced that it is building a 300,000-square-foot facility at MidAmerica St. Louis Airport in Illinois to manufacture the U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray tanker. The facility was expected to be completed in 2024.

  15. 2021

    Boeing appoints Brian West as CFO effective August 27

    Boeing named Brian West as executive vice president and chief financial officer, with the appointment to take effect on August 27, 2021.

  16. 2021

    Boeing India and partners establish Bengaluru COVID-care facility

    Boeing India, Doctors for You and SELCO Foundation established a 100-bed oxygenated COVID-care facility in Yelahanka, Bengaluru. Boeing India funded it, Doctors for You provided staff and care, and SELCO Foundation set up the prefabricated facility.

  17. 2021

    Rex announces acquisition of Boeing 737 simulator

    Rex announced that it had acquired a Boeing 737 Full Flight Simulator from Boeing US Training & Flight Services L.L.C.

  18. 2021

    Boeing and Alaska Airlines team up on ecoDemonstrator testing

    Boeing teamed up with Alaska Airlines on the ecoDemonstrator program to test technologies intended to enhance air-travel safety and sustainability.

  19. 2021

    Boeing donates $500,000 to Greenwood Rising History Center

    Boeing donated $500,000 to fund educational programs at the Greenwood Rising History Center in Tulsa.

  20. 2021

    Boeing reaches FAA settlement over production issues

    The FAA reached a settlement agreement with Boeing over findings that Boeing installed unapproved sensors on 759 737 MAX and NG aircraft and submitted about 178 737 MAX aircraft for airworthiness certification with potentially nonconforming slat tracks. Boeing agreed to pay a $17 million penalty and undertake corrective actions; the FAA said additional penalties could apply if certain actions are not completed on time.