Boeing is gaining momentum in airplane orders and deliveries, narrowing the gap with Airbus and showing strong year-on-year growth. BA's net order value surged, now holding a 62% share versus Airbus' 38%, driven by wide-body demand and improved order inflow.

Boeing secured 1,175 aircraft orders in 2025, more than double the previous year's total, benefiting from President Trump's leveraging aerospace deals during trade negotiations with US partners, while production rates reached multi-year highs.

At this stage in the aviation game, there are really just two major players when it comes down to global manufacturing of commercial jets. That's Airbus, with a main office in Blagnac Cedex, France, and Boeing, which was born in Seattle but now has its ...

Despite Boeing's well-documented recent troubles, air travel is statistically still the safest form of travel. There are numerous reasons behind this, but one important factor is the reliability of the jet engines that power commercial jets across ...

PRAGUE (Reuters) -Europe's Airbus broke a major commercial barrier on Tuesday when its A320 family of planes overtook the Boeing 737 to become the most-delivered jetliner in history. Boeing's decades-old record fell as a jet was delivered overnight to ...