Commenting on the outlook for 2025-26 ... at a total investment of US$ 5.0 billion. At 31 March, Emirates’ order book had 314 aircraft pending delivery, including 61 A350s, 205 Boeing 777x, 35 787s, ...

Airline bosses are tentatively voicing greater confidence in Boeing's ability to deliver jets at the right quality in a step ...

Emirates, as the largest customer of the 777X, with 115 units on order ... Clark’s projection of a 2026 delivery aligns with Boeing’s cautious outlook, as the manufacturer navigates these multifaceted ...

Emirates boss Sir Tim Clark has again expressed cautious optimism that Boeing will eventually deliver its next-generation ...

Boeing (NYSE: BA) stock is up 13.6% this year compared to a minimal gain for the S&P 500, primarily due to management's ...

U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday May 15, announced a sweeping set of agreements with the United Arab Emirates ... 28 Boeing aircraft, including 787 and next-generation 777X models, powered ...

Commenting on the outlook for 2025-26 ... refresh at a total investment of $ 5 billion. At 31 March, Emirates’ order book had 314 aircraft pending delivery, including 61 A350s, 205 Boeing 777x, 35 ...

Commenting on the outlook for 2025-26 ... At 31 March, Emirates’ order book had 314 aircraft pending delivery, including 61 A350s, 205 Boeing 777x, 35 787s, and 13 777Fs. Total fleet count ...

Commenting on the outlook for 2025-26 ... at a total investment of US$ 5.0 billion. At 31 March, Emirates’ order book had 314 aircraft pending delivery, including 61 A350s, 205 Boeing 777x, 35 787s, ...

Emirates expects to receive its long-awaited Boeing 777X widebody aircraft by the end of 2026, the airline’s chairman and chief executive officer, Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, said during ...

Boeing is guiding for positive free cash flow (FCF) in the second half of 2025. By 2027, Boeing could fully recover as it fulfills orders for new planes like the 777X. Boeing has a solid near-term ...

its key 777X customer, the Emirates airline, is reportedly expecting delivery delays. Moreover, the problems on the 737 MAX mean Boeing may struggle to generate the cash necessary to fund the next ...