Emirates has placed an order for five current-generation 777 freighters and is eyeing a big order for next-generation freighters from either Airbus or Boeing.

A proposal for a 35 percent wage hike over four years could end a costly strike, even as the aircraft maker hustles to sell planes and raise cash.

Etihad Airways has been in early talks with Airbus and Boeing to order widebody aircraft, with the Airbus A350 and Boeing ...

Boeing and its striking labor union reached a new tentative agreement that could end a month-long strike that halted ...

Latest order adds capacity to meet strong customer demand amidst Dubai’s growing prominence as a preferred global logistics ...

The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA) shares are trading higher premarket on Monday. The company disclosed an order from Emirates ...

The proposal includes a wage increase of 35% over four years. The potential breakthrough ends a lengthy impasse marked by ...

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After months of uncertainty, mishaps, and heavy selling pressure, things may finally be looking up for Boeing stock.

In July, Emirates announced another order of five 777 Freighters. That initial order was meant to boost main deck cargo ...

In 2024, Emirates has ordered a total of ten 777F aircraft. Boeing should deliver these aircraft in 2025 and 2026.