Aerospace & Spaceflight First Kadena F-15EX Leaves Boeing for Oregon Preparation Before Japan David WhitakerSeptember 8, 2026September 8, 20260 The first F-15EX Eagle II designated for permanent service at Kadena Air Base has left Boeing, but it has not…
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics Boeing MAX 10 Ends Flight Tests; 777-9 Still Testing for 2027 Thomas CaldwellSeptember 1, 2026September 1, 20260 Boeing’s two major jets once expected to enter airline service in 2020 are taking different paths toward planned 2027 debuts….
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics Boeing Recruits Contract Engineers as Possible 17,000-Worker Strike Risks Jet Delays Thomas CaldwellAugust 28, 2026August 28, 20260 Boeing is recruiting contract engineering and technical workers to protect business continuity, but the contingency plan addresses only one side…
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics Boeing Adds $280 Million Air Force One Loss as Overruns Top $3 Billion David WhitakerAugust 27, 2026August 27, 20260 Boeing is spending more money to keep its revised Air Force One replacement schedule from slipping again. The company recorded…
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics Boeing Workers Reject Deal, Authorize Possible Strike That Could Further Delay Two Jets David WhitakerAugust 26, 2026August 26, 20260 Boeing is trying to preserve momentum on two aircraft already years behind schedule, but a labor deadline now hangs over…
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics Boeing Repairs 600 Air Force One Cracks Amid 2028 Delay, $3.13 Billion Losses David WhitakerAugust 24, 2026August 24, 20260 Hundreds of microscopic structural cracks sound like the dominant problem on Boeing’s two future Air Force One jets. They are…
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics Boeing’s Two Delayed Presidential Jets Reach $4.49 Billion After Parts Award David WhitakerAugust 18, 2026August 18, 20260 Boeing’s contract for two replacement presidential aircraft has reached $4.49 billion even though the jets are not projected to arrive…
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics Boeing’s Air Force One Losses Hit $3.1 Billion as Delivery Slips David WhitakerAugust 6, 2026August 7, 20260 $3.1 billion: That is Boeing’s reported cumulative loss on the program building the next two Air Force One aircraft after…
Engineering Policy & Innovation Ethics Boeing’s $280 Million Charge Puts Air Force One’s 2028 Transition Under Pressure David WhitakerJuly 29, 2026July 29, 20260 Boeing disclosed Tuesday, July 28, that it recorded another $280 million loss on the VC-25B Air Force One replacement program…
Aerospace & Spaceflight FAA Returns Boeing Delivery Certification After Eight-Month Quality Comparison David WhitakerJuly 28, 2026July 28, 20260 The Federal Aviation Administration returned Boeing’s authority to issue airworthiness certificates for all newly built 737 MAX and 787 aircraft…