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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy 18 Oct 2026, 02:00 PM IST

Boeing Sales Chief McMullen to Retire as Commercial Turnaround Enters New Phase

Boeing said in a company memo that senior vice president of global sales and marketing, Brendan McMullen, will retire, marking a notable leadership change in the aerospace giant’s commercial aircraft business. McMullen played a central role in steering Boeing’s sales effort through a difficult recovery after the 2024 mid-air door-plug blowout that intensified scrutiny of the company’s manufacturing and safety practices.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy05 Oct 2026, 11:55 AM IST

Ethiopian Airlines Orders Boeing 777 Freighters in Fleet Expansion Push

Ethiopian Airlines has placed an order for Boeing 777 freighters, adding to its long-term cargo growth strategy as global air freight demand remains structurally important for trade flows. The deal underscores the carrier’s ambition to reinforce Addis Ababa’s role as a major African logistics hub while modernizing capacity for heavier, longer-haul cargo missions.

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Global Markets & Equities05 Oct 2026, 06:20 PM IST

U.S. Airlines Hesitated on Boeing’s Latest 737 Max Software as FAA Clears Glitch

U.S. airlines were reluctant to adopt Boeing’s latest 737 Max software revisions after concerns emerged that the changes could complicate operations in missed-approach scenarios, according to reporting by The Air Current. The Federal Aviation Administration has since cleared the software issue, saying it does not pose a flight-safety risk and leaving the certification path open for the 737 Max 10.

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Global Markets & Equities05 Oct 2026, 02:15 AM IST

U.S. Airlines Hesitated on Boeing’s Latest 737 Max Software as FAA Flags Limited Glitch

U.S. airlines were reluctant to adopt Boeing’s latest 737 Max software updates amid concerns over operational reliability and certification timing, according to reporting from The Air Current. The Federal Aviation Administration has since said the software issue does not amount to a flight-safety problem, narrowing the immediate risk but leaving questions about rollout discipline and airline confidence.

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Global Markets & Equities04 Oct 2026, 04:49 AM IST

U.S. Navy Awards Boeing the F/A-XX Fighter Contract, Resetting the Next-Generation Naval Air Race

The U.S. Navy has selected Boeing to build its next-generation F/A-XX fighter, a decision that marks a major strategic and industrial win for the company and a setback for rival Northrop Grumman. The award positions Boeing at the center of a long-cycle defense program that could shape naval aviation, supplier spending, and investor sentiment across the aerospace sector for years.

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Global Markets & Equities04 Oct 2026, 04:28 AM IST

FAA Says Boeing 737 MAX Software Glitch Is Not a Safety Risk, Easing Delivery Concerns

The Federal Aviation Administration has concluded that a software glitch affecting Boeing’s 737 MAX does not pose a flight-safety issue, according to reports, removing an immediate regulatory overhang for the aircraft program. The finding is expected to help Boeing keep MAX deliveries moving while the company works through a targeted software rollback tied to landing-system behavior.

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Global Markets & Equities03 Oct 2026, 05:22 PM IST

Disney Reshapes TV Around Streaming as Hundreds of Jobs Are Cut

Disney is moving to restructure its television operations around streaming, a shift that underscores how aggressively the company is reorienting its media business toward digital distribution. The plan is expected to eliminate hundreds of jobs, reflecting continued pressure on legacy TV economics even as streaming becomes the company’s strategic center of gravity.

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Global Markets & Equities03 Oct 2026, 09:16 AM IST

FAA Says Boeing 737 Max Software Glitch Is Not a Flight-Safety Risk

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has concluded that a software glitch affecting Boeing’s 737 Max does not pose a flight-safety issue, easing immediate regulatory pressure on the planemaker. The finding is a modest but important relief for Boeing as it works to stabilize deliveries, preserve production momentum and avoid fresh scrutiny over its flagship narrow-body jet.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyJust now (06:05 AM IST)

Airbus A350F Makes Maiden Flight, Intensifying Cargo Challenge to Boeing

Airbus has begun flight testing its A350F freighter, a key milestone that moves the aircraft maker closer to certification trials and a planned entry into service in 2027. The launch of testing underscores Airbus’s bid to break Boeing’s long-standing dominance in the global widebody cargo market, where demand has been supported by resilient e-commerce, supply-chain reconfiguration and fleet renewal needs.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyJust now (01:07 PM IST)

Airbus A350F Makes Maiden Flight, Escalating Cargo Challenge to Boeing

Airbus has begun flight testing its A350F freighter, a critical step toward certification and a planned entry into service in 2027. The aircraft is central to Airbus’s bid to break Boeing’s long-standing dominance in the global widebody cargo market, where demand remains supported by e-commerce, supply-chain resilience and fleet renewal.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal PolicyJust now (07:59 PM IST)

Boeing Flags 737 Max Navigation Software Glitch as Certification Push Faces Fresh Delay Risk

Boeing has identified a navigation software issue on the 737 Max family that could complicate certification work on newer narrowbody models and slow the rollout of a permanent fix. The problem arrives at a sensitive moment for the planemaker, which is trying to restore confidence, stabilize production, and clear regulatory hurdles after years of safety and quality scrutiny.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (03:21 PM IST)

NASA Faces a Dragon Dilemma as SpaceX’s Strategy Shifts and Low-Earth Orbit Economics Tighten

NASA is confronting a growing strategic problem as SpaceX moves beyond the Crew Dragon model that helped anchor the agency’s human spaceflight plans. The shift raises difficult questions about access, pricing, redundancy, and the future structure of the low-Earth orbit economy at a moment when commercial space is becoming more central to U.S. policy. With few obvious alternatives, NASA may be forced to balance operational dependence on SpaceX against the need for competition and resilience.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (12:55 PM IST)

NASA Pushes Boeing Starliner Toward Delayed Crew Role as U.S. Astronaut Transport Remains in Flux

NASA and Boeing have outlined a revised path for the troubled Starliner spacecraft, signaling that the capsule will continue testing before it can carry astronauts again. The agency now expects an unpiloted demonstration flight later this year, while crewed service may not resume until 2028 and could require a different rocket configuration. The update underscores how a once-promising commercial crew program has become a prolonged technical and schedule challenge for Boeing and NASA alike.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (02:02 AM IST)

Boeing Signals Confidence as NASA Keeps Starliner in the Astronaut Rotation

Boeing says it is “incredibly excited” to remain part of the United States’ astronaut transport system even as NASA continues to reset the Starliner program after repeated delays and technical setbacks. The agency is now weighing an unpiloted test flight later this year, while broader questions remain about whether Starliner can be certified for routine crew missions by 2028 and whether it may ultimately require a different launch vehicle.

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World Politics & DiplomacyJust now (04:57 PM IST)

Trump Praises Boeing After 737 MAX Survives FlyDubai Attack and Sudden Plunge

Donald Trump has praised Boeing after a FlyDubai 737 MAX reportedly endured a dramatic plunge during a cockpit attack, turning a security scare into an unexpected moment of political and industrial validation. The remarks revive attention on Boeing’s most scrutinized aircraft family and on the company’s effort to rebuild trust after years of safety, quality and reputational setbacks.

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World SportsJust now (04:16 PM IST)

Trump Praises Boeing After 737 MAX Survives Flydubai Attack-Linked Plunge

President Donald Trump has publicly praised Boeing after a 737 MAX aircraft reportedly endured a dramatic plunge during a flydubai incident tied to a cockpit attack. The remarks revive long-running questions about aviation safety, political messaging, and the symbolic weight Boeing carries in U.S. industrial policy. The episode also underscores how quickly a single high-profile flight event can become part of a broader debate over American manufacturing and national prestige.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (04:16 PM IST)

NASA Delays Starliner Crewed Return, Sets New Path for Boeing’s Troubled Capsule

NASA has outlined a revised plan for Boeing’s Starliner program, signaling that the spacecraft will remain in development longer than previously expected and that its next astronaut mission may not fly until 2028. The agency’s update underscores continuing technical and certification challenges for Boeing while reinforcing SpaceX’s dominant role in U.S. crew transport to the International Space Station.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (12:27 PM IST)

NASA Pushes Boeing Starliner Astronaut Flights to 2028, Raising Rocket Questions

NASA says Boeing’s Starliner will not carry astronauts again until at least 2028, marking another major delay for a program already battered by technical setbacks and schedule slips. The agency also signaled that Starliner may need a different launch vehicle in future, underscoring the depth of the spacecraft’s unresolved engineering and certification challenges.

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Global Economy & Central BanksJust now (12:23 AM IST)

Jim Cramer Cools on Boeing Despite Navy Contract Win as Two Risks Weigh on the Stock

Jim Cramer is not ready to add Boeing shares even after the company secured a major Navy contract, arguing that the market is still confronting two unresolved problems: execution risk and the company’s broader balance-sheet and production challenges. The contract win may improve sentiment, but it does not, in his view, erase the operational uncertainty that has continued to shadow the aerospace giant.

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Frontier AI & Machine LearningJust now (02:58 AM IST)

Boeing Says It Is ‘Incredibly Excited’ to Be the Nation’s Sole Astronaut Transport Provider

Boeing is positioning itself as the only company tasked with transporting astronauts for the nation, a role that underscores both the strategic importance and operational scrutiny surrounding its space business. The company’s comments come as it navigates pricing constraints, supplier negotiations, and a broader industrial environment shaped by cloud, semiconductor, and advanced manufacturing supply chains.

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Big Tech, Cloud & SemiconductorsJust now (12:10 AM IST)

Boeing Says It Is Ready to Be the Nation’s Sole Astronaut Transport Provider

Boeing has signaled strong confidence in its role as the country’s only astronaut transportation provider, framing the mission as a strategic national capability rather than a routine commercial contract. The company’s remarks come as procurement and pricing discussions remain constrained, with Boeing acknowledging it could not provide detailed pricing to cloud suppliers involved in the broader supply chain.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (11:07 PM IST)

NASA Presses Ahead With a New Starliner Test as Boeing Faces a Defining Year

NASA is moving toward another uncrewed test flight of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft after the program’s troubled crewed debut left astronauts stranded at the International Space Station in 2024. The agency’s latest plan underscores how little margin remains for error as it seeks a reliable second U.S. crew transport system and Boeing works to restore confidence in a program now under intense scrutiny.

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Global Markets & EquitiesJust now (05:35 PM IST)

Alaska Airlines CEO Shrugs Off Boeing 737 MAX 10 Delay as Regulatory Scrutiny Deepens

Alaska Airlines Chief Executive Ben Minicucci said he is “not overly concerned” about the latest delay to Boeing’s 737 MAX 10 certification, even as the aircraft maker faces fresh regulatory scrutiny over a software issue tied to the jet’s navigation systems. The comments come as Boeing shares came under pressure and investors reassessed the timing of a long-delayed narrow-body program central to the company’s recovery.

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Global Economy & Central BanksJust now (01:27 PM IST)

FAA Delays Boeing 737 Max 10 Certification Over Software Issue

The Federal Aviation Administration said certification of Boeing’s 737 Max 10 will be delayed until regulators can fully assess a software issue on the aircraft. The setback adds fresh uncertainty to Boeing’s narrowbody recovery and prolongs a critical approval process for the company’s largest 737 variant.

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Defence, Intelligence & AerospaceJust now (05:03 AM IST)

NASA Extends Boeing Starliner Role Despite Delays, Keeping U.S. Astronaut Transport in Flux

NASA is pressing ahead with a revised plan for Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, signaling continued confidence in the troubled vehicle even as its crewed return slips further into the future. The agency says it may use an unpiloted test flight later this year and does not expect Starliner to carry astronauts again until 2028, underscoring how long Boeing’s recovery could take.

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