Israel has signed an agreement to acquire 12 Boeing AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopters, with deliveries expected to begin in the early 2030s. The order will help replace older aircraft in Israel’s 48-helicopter Apache fleet while introducing upgraded sensors, avionics and drone-control capabilities. The agreement follows U.S. approval of a possible 30-helicopter sale valued at $3.8 billion.
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All Nippon Airways (NH) is scheduled to begin receiving Boeing 737-8 aircraft in October 2026.
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The US Air Force is nearing a dedicated F-47 production line as Boeing expands its St. Louis facilities. The program is advancing toward design completion and a targeted 2028 first flight, with at least 185 aircraft planned. The Air Force says existing fighter production capacity must also expand as it prepares for the F-47 and Collaborative Combat Aircraft.
Turkish Airlines has finalized an agreement with Boeing for up to 150 737 MAX aircraft, comprising 100 firm 737-8 jets and options for 50 more. The order marks the airline’s largest Boeing single-aisle purchase and supports its Istanbul-based short- and medium-haul network.
The US Air Force has advanced two major B-52 Stratofortress modernization programs, moving its engine replacement effort into development while authorizing initial production of a new radar system.
Boeing is ramping 737 production toward 47 aircraft per month, but a possible SPEEA strike could disrupt engineering support, certification and deliveries.
Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner marks 15 years since certification with expanded variants, new performance capabilities, more than 540 new nonstop routes and continued investment in production and engineering.
United Airlines (UA) is among the companies that sponsored The Great American Road Trip, the family reality series produced while Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was serving in the Trump administration.
Boeing delivered 53 jets in July, 5 more than a year earlier but 11 fewer than the 64 aircraft delivered in June.