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The U.S. aerospace company says Diehl Defence and Rohde & Schwarz have joined Rheinmetall in Boeing’s German MQ-28 “Ghost Bat” industry team as the program targets Luftwaffe service by 2029.
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New monthly delivery and order figures for May show Boeing running behind Airbus, underscoring how supply-chain constraints, regulatory and backlog timing, and product mix continue to shape the commercial aircraft duopoly’s near-term results.
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Boeing reported 60 aircraft delivered in May, up 33% month over month, including a post-strike high of 51 Boeing 737 Max jets, as the company continues to work through a wiring-related issue affecting the aircraft line.
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A report citing Boeing’s latest monthly delivery figures suggests the company is steadily working through earlier setbacks, with 737 MAX handovers improving in May.
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Market reports say Boeing has been asked to address an issue with the KC-46’s remote vision system before the U.S. Air Force proceeds with any further orders for additional tankers.
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Two Wall Street firms reiterated a constructive view of Boeing shares, pointing to ongoing investor appetite for aerospace and defense exposure as analysts weigh the path forward for the planemaker.
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Boeing said the FAA has approved Type Inspection Authorization Phase 4B for the 777-9, the final phase of FAA-supervised flight testing work on the aircraft’s biggest remaining systems.
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The approval moves the long-delayed 777-9 toward its broader FAA-supervised certification work, though type certification and ETOPS approval remain to be completed.
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The FAA authorization to begin Type Inspection Authorization (TIA) Phase 4B testing for the 777-9 puts Boeing in the biggest remaining slice of FAA-supervised flight work, though an additional approval step for extended-range operations still looms.
