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Boeing Adds Eight B767-300Fs to Backlog - Boeing?has secured a significant addition to its production backlog, reporting?eight new B767-300F orders?in?December 2024. These freighters, attributed to?unidentified customer(s), represent the first confirmed order for this model in?two years. The B767-300F has long been a preferred choice for operators seeking medium-capacity freighters with proven reliability and operational efficiency. This latest order underscores the sustained demand for this versatile aircraft, particularly within the cargo sector, which has experienced heightened activity and resilience in recent years. - https://lnkd.in/d-4EtjGJ

Boeing Announces Delay Of 777X Program Timeline Until 2026 In a statement shared by #Boeing, a key message and update included the first expected delivery date for the hotly anticipated?Boeing 777X?variant. However, due to the changes faced in its development, test pauses, and ongoing work stoppages, the first delivery of the #777X will not be until 2026. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/dD5sHUAS #AviationTalk #aviationnews #avgeek #aviation

In my latest Contract Nerds blog, I discuss whether Boeing (the Original Equipment Manufacturer) or Spirit Aerospace (fuselage supplier) is to blame for the failure of the Boeing 737 door plug on a January, 2024 Alaska Airlines flight. Naturally, no contract professional wants their contract to be the subject of a quality failure, especially a publicly visible quality failure. So I dive into how the SOW and specification outlines the quality requirements and the contract Terms and Conditions obligate the supplier to perform according to applicable laws, regulations and corporate policies. Read the full article - https://lnkd.in/gv-X4W8A #boeing #qualityfailure #contractprofessionals

“Second Jeju Air 737-800 Reports Mechanical Problems” Jeju Air faces issues with a second Boeing 737-800, raising concerns about operational reliability. ?? Read more: https://lnkd.in/eRHtmsK3 #Aviation #JejuAir #TechNews #GLCND

Pars Air Takes Delivery of Its First B737-400 - Pars Air, an Iranian carrier, has achieved a fleet milestone with the delivery of its first?Boeing 737-400, identified by?serial 25736. The aircraft is powered by?CFM56-3B2 engines, renowned for their reliability and efficiency in short- to medium-haul operations. - https://lnkd.in/dtVWjKgJ

Since January 2024, I've been closely following all news related to Boeing. The recent report from the FAA highlighting United Airline as the sole carrier using outdated components in its 737s has sparked more questions than answers. Despite their expertise, how did top management make a series of detrimental decisions, jeopardizing the company's standing and global safety? I believe addressing blind spots in American manufacturing and businesses is crucial to prevent such incidents in the future. #Boeing #FAA #AviationSafety #BusinessEthics

Air cargo demand grew steadily through 2024 and is expected to continue rising into 2025. Learn more about Boeing’s insights and projections for the industry in their biennial report. https://lnkd.in/gXJ9FEfV

Boeing Adds Eight B767-300Fs to Backlog - Boeing?has secured a significant addition to its production backlog, reporting?eight new B767-300F orders?in?December 2024. These freighters, attributed to?unidentified customer(s), represent the first confirmed order for this model in?two years. The B767-300F has long been a preferred choice for operators seeking medium-capacity freighters with proven reliability and operational efficiency. This latest order underscores the sustained demand... - https://lnkd.in/d-4EtjGJ

Boeing restarts 777X test flights after five-month delay After a five-month coffee break, Boeing’s 777X test flights are back in action. The drama began when one of the 777-9 test planes revealed a thrust link issue during maintenance. The problem spread out, popping up in two other test aircraft, prompting Boeing to hit the pause button. After some wrench-wielding wisdom and a seven-week staff strike, Boeing declared, "Thrust links fixed, lessons learned, let's fly!" On January 2025, a 777-9 soared from Seattle for a two-and-a-half-hour test, proudly declaring, “I’m back!” Boeing now promises a rigorous test program to prove the 777-9’s reliability. #boeing #aviation #aircraft #B777X #airplane #world