Boeing 767

Washington, Usa - To prevent failure of an escape slide to inflate when deployed, which could result in the slide being unusable during an emergency evacuation and consequent injury to passengers or crewmembers  

According to the Wall Street Journal, Delta plans to switch up a significant portion of its Boeing orders as the airline integrates with Northwest's fleet. "Most notably, the company is likely to scale back a Northwest order for Boeing's new,...  

North American Airlines said it has agreed to lease a sixth Boeing 767-300ER aircraft for its charter service that spans from Miami to Honolulu and elsewhere in the world.  

American Airlines Plans to Acquire Boeing 787 Dreamliners  

Boeing Order Book has 50 New B737-800NG for Garuda Indonesia.  

A -- Chile's largest airline says it is purchasing four Boeing 767 aircraft for $636 million.  

An Air Canada flight attendant with a commercial pilot's license help land a Boeing 767 after the co-pilot suffered a mental breakdown.  

In this June 18, 2008 file photo, Boeing assembly mechanic Ryan Schutt works on the interior of a Boeing 767 at the 767 assembly line at Boeing's Everett, Wash., plant.  

The head of Boeing's commercial airplanes division urges employees and the state to "work toward a collective and greater good." SEATTLE -- The Boeing Co.  

Spirit AeroSystems and Boeing are inspecting and replacing thousands and thousands of defective nutplates that have been installed on jetliners since August 2007.  

Boeing's Carson: "Location is a choice" Boeing presented its initial full contract offer to engineering union officials Thursday, including pay and pension increases.  

BOEING It's management that's doing harm Regarding the Monday article, "Was strike the last straw?": Aerospace analyst Richard Aboulafia "envisions Boeing moving its commercial airplanes division to the ...  

Boeing Co. on Wednesday restarted two production lines that had been shut down after a foreign object was found in an aircraft fuselage at a suburban Philadelphia plant.  

Production at Boeing's helicopter plant in suburban Philadelphia was shut down Friday afternoon after a foreign object was found during inspection of an aircraft under production.  

Defective fasteners, which were reported two weeks ago on Boeing 737s, have also been found in its widebody jets, further delaying a return to full production, the company said Wednesday.