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An operating expense is an expense a business incurs through its normal business operations. Often abbreviated as OPEX.

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Boeing

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The Boeing Co. is an aerospace company, which engages in the manufacture of commercial jetliners and defense, space, and security systems. It operates through the following segments: Commercial Airplanes (BCA), Defense, Space and Security (BDS), Global Services (BGS), and Boeing Capital (BCC). The Commercial Airplanes segment includes the development, production, and market of commercial jet aircraft and provides fleet support services, principally to the commercial airline industry worldwide. The Defense, Space and Security segment refers to the research, development, production and modification of manned and unmanned military aircraft and weapons systems for global strike, including fighter and combat rotorcraft aircraft and missile systems, global mobility, including tanker, rotorcraft and tilt-rotor aircraft, and airborne surveillance and reconnaissance, including command and control, battle management and airborne anti-submarine aircraft. The Global Services segment provides services to commercial and defense customers. The Boeing Capital segment seeks to ensure that Boeing customers have the financing they need to buy and take delivery of their Boeing product and manages overall financing exposure. The company was founded by William Edward Boeing on July 15, 1916, and is headquartered in Arlington, VA.

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Boeing reports robust Q4 performance, eyes growth amidst challenges

Boeing's strong Q4 performance and positive cash flow signal a turnaround from previous challenges, with a focus on stability, innovation, and growth.
Challenges in supply chain disruptions and margin pressures require strategic management, while opportunities in pricing discipline and product development offer avenues for expansion.
The company's commitment to operational efficiency, workforce training, and market understanding positions Boeing for long-term success and improved financial outlooks.
Overall, Boeing's Q4 2022 Earnings Call reflects a resilient performance, strategic focus on growth areas, and a clear roadmap for addressing challenges and seizing opportunities.

Boeing reports solid Q1 earnings, eyes growth opportunities ahead

Boeing's Q1 showed strong revenue growth and progress in key areas.
Despite challenges, Boeing is optimistic about future opportunities.
Focus on increasing production rates and expanding service business margins.
Strategic plans in place to address identified issues and capitalize on demand.

Boeing reports solid Q2 earnings, eyes production rate increases

Boeing's Q2 performance showed strength in commercial orders and revenue growth, while facing challenges in Defense operations. The company remains optimistic about its outlook for 2023, focusing on increasing production rates and improving margins. Boeing is strategically positioned to capitalize on opportunities in a competitive market with strong demand.

Boeing shows resilience in Q3, eyes production growth and margins

Boeing demonstrated resilience and adaptability in overcoming challenges, focusing on cash flow recovery. Strong demand in Commercial segment, but faced setbacks in deliveries. Progress in China relations and supply chain performance. Confidence in achieving financial targets despite hurdles.

Boeing reports Q4 revenue of $22B, focuses on quality improvements

Boeing's Q4 performance reflects resilience amid challenges, with a focus on quality, stability, and recovery across its business segments. The company's strong financial position, diverse portfolio, and commitment to improvement signal long-term growth potential. Addressing supply chain constraints, enhancing quality controls, and managing margins are key priorities for Boeing's future success. Opportunities lie in restoring customer confidence, expediting certifications, and optimizing production for sustained profitability.

Boeing focuses on quality post-incident, eyes growth opportunities ahead

Boeing is proactively addressing quality issues post-Alaska Airlines incident, with a focus on stability and improvement by year-end, particularly in the 737 and 787 programs.
Strong performance in Defense & Space and Global Services, alongside cash balance management and strategic leadership changes, position Boeing for long-term success.
Challenges in the supply chain, potential Spirit acquisition, and 777X ramp require careful management, but Boeing remains confident in derisking efforts and margin sustainability.

Boeing reports Q2 loss, focuses on safety and production ramp-up

Boeing's Q2 2024 performance showed revenue of $16.9 billion, with challenges in Defense & Space and significant cash usage. The company is strengthening safety, advancing key programs, and planning strategic acquisitions. Opportunities lie in production ramp-up, working capital management, and leadership transitions.

Boeing reports Q3 revenue of $17.8B, faces challenges in operations

Boeing's Q3 2024 performance reflects mixed results with notable strengths in Defense & Space and Global Services, alongside financial challenges in core losses and operational delays.
The company faces opportunities in culture transformation, production recovery, and strategic divestitures to drive future growth and profitability.
Addressing financial struggles, supply chain disruptions, and operational inefficiencies will be crucial for Boeing to navigate towards sustainable success.
Boeing's strong cash position and significant order backlogs offer a foundation for resilience and strategic decision-making amidst industry challenges.

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Alaska Air Group

But the order for 23 737 MAX 9s is less than what Boeing may have hoped for.

Boeing Lands Another 737 MAX Order From Alaska Airlines

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Apple could finally be ready to go after the automobile market, and Boeing snagged some new orders for its recently ungrounded plane.

Dow Jones Drops as Apple Plans Electric Car, Boeing Secures 737 MAX Order

Relatives of Boeing Co 737 MAX crash victims on Tuesday urged the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to delay approving the aircraft's return to service, saying there are unanswered questions about its safety.

Boeing 737 MAX crash victim families urge Europe to hold off on lifting ban

Alaska Air announced Tuesday will buy 23 more Boeing 737 Max jets, the largest U.S. order for the jet since its grounding 20 months ago.  The post Boeing 737 Max Gets Largest U.S. Order Since Return To Service appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

Boeing 737 Max Gets Largest U.S. Order Since Return To Service

Alaska Air Group Inc. said Tuesday it will buy 23 more 737-9 planes from Boeing Co. , to raise the total number of orders and options for 737 MAX planes to 120. Boeing's stock rallied 1.8% in premarket trading and Alaska Air shares jumped 1.6%.

Alaska Air boosts Boeing 737 orders and options to 120, to 'largely' replace Airbus fleet

Alaska Airlines has agreed to buy 23 Boeing Co 737 MAX 9 jets, the companies said on Tuesday, confirming an Oct. 8 Reuters report that the U.S. planemaker was in talks with Alaska to stimulate demand for the jet's comeback.

Alaska Airlines agrees to buy 23 Boeing 737 MAX jets

Alaska Airlines is adding 23 Boeing 737 Max planes to its fleet.

Alaska Airlines makes big Boeing bet with upsized 737 Max order, first U.S. sale since jets cleared after crashes

SEATTLE, Dec. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Alaska Airlines announced today an agreement in principle with Boeing to restructure the airline's order to receive a total of 68 Boeing 737-9 MAX aircraft with options for an additional 52 planes. Alaska is scheduled to receive 13 planes in 2021; 30...

Alaska Airlines Announces Restructured Agreement With Boeing To Acquire A Total Of 68 737-9 MAX Aircraft With Options For Another 52

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U.S. lawmakers will include landmark reforms to how the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certifies new airplanes in the wake of two fatal Boeing 737 MAX crashes as part of a massive year-end legislative package set to be voted on as early as Monday, four congressional aides briefed on the matter said.

U.S. lawmakers set to approve FAA reforms after Boeing 737 MAX crashes -sources

The Boeing 737 Max is set to fly again in Europe within the month, after the head of the European Union's aviation regulator said he was “certain” the troubled plane was safe to fly.

The 737 Max is set to fly in Europe again, as Congress cracks down on Boeing and the FAA

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Boeing accumulated $9B in liabilities. Part of the compensation already has been rendered. Significant portion of the cash compensation happens in the form of aircraft being handed over without final delivery payment or reduced delivery payment.

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Boeing (NYSE: BA) shares have weakened from $349 below $100 since February 2020, and the current price stands around $219. Boeing's business will be affected by the COVID-19 pandemic for a while, and the company announced that it would cut 11,000 jobs.

There is still no clear trend for Boeing shares as the business of the company remains under the pressure

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Boeing officials 'inappropriately coached' government test pilots during a review of the 737 Max after the model was involved in two fatal crashes, according to Senate investigators

Southwest Airlines

Despite its rock-solid balance sheet and relatively favorable market positioning, Southwest Airlines is deferring more Boeing 737 MAX deliveries beyond 2021.

Southwest Airlines Defers Boeing 737 MAX Deliveries (Again)

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Boeing officials "inappropriately coached" test pilots during recertification efforts after two fatal 737 MAX crashes, according to a lengthy congressional report released on Friday.

Boeing 'inappropriately coached' pilots in 737 MAX testing - U.S. Senate report

Boeing will recover from its current woes to reach new highs. However, that will take at least several quarters to benefit Boeing stock.

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Southwest Airlines will resume flying Boeing's 737 Max in March 2021, the airline said Wednesday, two years following the aircraft's worldwide grounding and earlier than previously anticipated. "The company currently estimates that the Max will return to revenue service in March 2021 after all active pilots have received updated, Max-related training," Southwest said in a regulatory filing. CEO Gary Kelly had previously said in a letter to customers that the aircraft would return "no sooner than the second quarter of 2021."

Southwest is speeding up the Boeing 737 Max's return with an earlier start date and 35 new jets in 2021 (LUV)

Boeing's 737 MAX is set to return to the skies in Canada with a local twist in the cockpit, after Ottawa became the last major Western regulator to lift a 20-month safety ban. Small print in Thursday's Transport Canada announcement sheds light on a regulatory split over the use of a less common tactic to overcome cockpit distractions, deepening international disunity over the lessons from two fatal crashes.

Analysis-Debate over pulling fuses widens regulatory cracks on 737 MAX

Canada expects to lift its flight ban on the Boeing 737 MAX jetliner in January, the country's aviation regulator said on Thursday, after it approved design changes to the aircraft grounded in March 2019 following two fatal crashes.

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