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[H4] T-7A Red Hawk cleared for low-rate initial production

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[H6] Alaska Airlines adopts Boeing’s Virtual Airplane to boost pilot readiness

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[H6] EgyptAir Takes Delivery of First Boeing 737 MAX Jet

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[H6] Biman Bangladesh Airlines Orders 14 Boeing 787 Dreamliner and 737 MAX Jets

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[H6] Chief Tech Officer sets Boeing’s technology and innovation strategy

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[H6] Alaska Airlines adopts Boeing’s Virtual Airplane to boost pilot readiness

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[H6] EgyptAir Takes Delivery of First Boeing 737 MAX Jet

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[H6] Biman Bangladesh Airlines Orders 14 Boeing 787 Dreamliner and 737 MAX Jets

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OUR PURPOSE

[H2] Innovating aerospace since 1916

[H5] A leading global aerospace company and top U.S. exporter, Boeing develops, manufactures and services commercial airplanes, defense products and space systems for customers in more than 150 countries.

[H4] Commercial

Expert design, efficiency and value for a superior flying experience.

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Game-changing family of systems and solutions that empower warfighters, protect nations and advance global security.

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[H4] Space

Exploring what’s possible in the future of space and satellite technology.

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[H4] Boeing Global Services

Helping you achieve new levels of aviation efficiency, reliability and affordability.

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OUR COMMITMENT

[H2] Supporting responsible growth

[H5] We're engineering the future of aerospace by combining smart, sustainable innovation with safety and quality at every step. Investing in our people and communities fosters environments where ideas thrive.

[H4] Safety

Delivering products and services with a focus on safety, quality, integrity and sustainability is fundamental to our mission.

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[H4] Innovation

There’s more innovation underway today at Boeing than at any time in our storied history.

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[H4] Global Presence

We’re dedicated to connecting cultures and supporting the security needs of our customers around the world.

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Commercial

[H2] Connecting more people and more places around the world

[H6] Boeing Commercial Airplanes is a global manufacturer of commercial jetliners. More than 14,000 Boeing airplanes are in the global fleet today, connecting people, countries and economies safely and efficiently. From the fuel-efficient 737 MAX, 787 Dreamliner and flagship 777X passenger airplanes to our industry-leading freighters, which serve more than 90 percent of the global air freight market, Boeing has the most complete and competitive family of products to meet the world’s growing aerospace needs.

[H3] Aircraft designed for efficiency and comfort

Explore our range of commercial product families. From the versatile 737 MAX family to the successful long-range 787 Dreamliner, each model is engineered to meet the diverse needs of our customers worldwide. Our airplanes not only prioritize passenger experience but also focus on a safe, high quality and more sustainable future for air travel for world aviation.

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[H4] 777X

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[H4] Freighters

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[H3] Non-production models

The Boeing 767, 747, and 737NG models have transitioned from being available for commercial purchase to becoming integral parts of customer fleets worldwide. Commercial Airplanes is a global manufacturer of commercial jetliners. These aircraft are now celebrated for their safety, comfort, reliability and performance in various operational roles. These models continue to serve customers, providing essential connectivity across continents and contribution to the global aviation landscape. Their legacy lives on as they continue to transport millions of passengers and tons of cargo each year.

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[H4] Updates on Boeing’s actions to strengthen safety

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[H3] What’s new in commercial airplanes

News, videos, blogs and more about the commercial airplanes business and the people at Boeing who make amazing things happen.

[H4] Commercial Market Outlook

For more than 60 years, the Boeing Commercial Market Outlook (CMO) has been the aviation industry’s leading forecast in global commercial air traffic and airplane demand.

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[H4] flydubai signs MoU for 75 Boeing 737 MAX Airplanes

The agreement for 75 orders and 75 options will enable flydubai to modernize its fleet and further expand its growing network.

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[H4] VIP travel with Boeing Business Jets

Boeing Business Jets offers VIP travel with personalized space, superior range, and cutting-edge technology

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[H2] Providing commercial aircraft support around the world.

Your operations benefit from the speed, flexibility, reliability and predictability enabled by access to the industry's largest portfolio of offerings in the commercial aviation market. Learn more about Boeing Global Services.

[H4] Flight Operations

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[H2] Orders & Deliveries

[H3] Biman Bangladesh Airlines orders 14 787 Dreamliner and 737 MAX jets

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[H4] Join our team

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Defense

Empowering warfighters, protecting nations and advancing global security

[H2] Built to defend

[H5] We empower the people who stand ready to defend and protect — by building resilient, flexible and interoperable systems that enable global control, reach and strike.

[H5] Our integrated, mission‑ready capabilities give warfighters a decisive advantage, safeguard nations and strengthen alliances. By fusing cutting‑edge technology with operational insight, we enable rapid, secure collaboration across domains — increasing survivability and accelerating decision-making to outpace emerging threats.

[H5] Working shoulder‑to‑shoulder with customers, allies and industry, we combine advanced technology, operational experience and mission‑tested discipline to create an adaptable family of systems that evolves ahead of needs. The outcome: a trusted, enduring edge — forces that arrive ready, act decisively and protect nations today and for generations to come.

[H3] Autonomous and Unmanned Systems

We’re bringing advanced autonomy, resilient systems and disciplined engineering together to extend human reach while reducing risk to warfighters. By fusing reliable, human-operated AI technology, secure communications and scalable mission architectures, we create persistent, intelligent platforms that can operate collaboratively alongside crewed systems to sense faster, decide smarter, and act with precision in contested environments. These innovations aren’t just technological feats — they’re commitments to mission effectiveness, allied interoperability, and the safety of the people who serve, ensuring that when challenges arise, our partners have responsive, reliable tools built on a foundation of rigorous testing and design, and decades of aerospace expertise.

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[H3] Fighters and Bombers

We have a long history of designing and delivering aircraft that give commanders and warfighters the advantage when the stakes are highest — including the new, 6th-generation F-47 stealth fighter, which will dominate the battlespace for decades to come. From long-range platforms that stop threats to agile fighters that dominate contested skies and advanced trainers that accelerate pilot readiness, our systems enable bold action and mission success. Each aircraft and capability is forged for endurance, precision and survivability — multiplying reach, delivering overmatch, and protecting the people who fly and fight. Built with open mission architectures, rugged sustainment and human-centered design, these capabilities ensure allies can deter, respond and prevail with confidence.

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[H3] Military Rotorcraft

Trusted and sought after by the United States Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force and allied defense forces spanning more than 20 countries across the globe, Boeing has redefined the boundaries of technology, capability and sustainability to ensure the production and delivery of reliable, maintainable and mission-ready rotorcraft.
We have adapted our proven multi-mission rotorcraft to effectively address current missions while preparing for future challenges – and continue to make innovation a priority.
We are dedicated to improving our capabilities to support our platforms, including manned and unmanned teaming requirements, as well as developing new rotorcraft concepts. Our forecasts take into account future needs and emerging trends, allowing us to provide comprehensive solutions that meet the diverse requirements of our global customers.

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[H3] Tankers and Transports

Anytime. Anywhere. When nations must move, refuel, protect leaders or surge forces across oceans and theaters, our airlift and tanker capabilities make those missions possible. We deliver secure presidential and head-of-state transport solutions, reliable aerial refueling — including unmanned refueling integrations that extend sorties and tempo — and robust strategic and theater airlift capabilities that move troops, equipment and critical cargo where and when needed. These systems enable persistent presence, rapid humanitarian response, seamless coalition operations, and resilient sustainment in contested environments.

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[H3] Patrol, Early Warning and Battle Management

Boeing’s integrated family of systems empowers allied nations to detect and identify threats, link forces across domains, and orchestrate decisive action to keep missions one step ahead. Our long-endurance maritime patrol capabilities deliver multimission surveillance over sea and littoral zones — hunting enemy submarines, tracking surface contacts, and providing persistent intelligence. And our airborne early warning and battle management capabilities arm warfighters with high-fidelity sensing and resilient beyond-line-of-sight communications, fuse data in real time, and command forces with precision.
Together, these systems connect with other multidomain platforms across the battlespace to form a seamless network of detection, connectivity and command, enabling commanders to anticipate risk, synchronize responses, and secure the mission with confidence.

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[H3] Weapon Systems

Boeing’s precision-guided munitions, layered air and missile defense, and strategic deterrent capabilities give operators advanced, integrated solutions to meet global defense and security needs today and tomorrow — ranging from affordable mass and maritime strike to protection against sophisticated drone and advanced missile threats.
We understand our customers and the environments they operate in, and we are committed to keeping them safe and enabling mission success.

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[H4] Government Services

Supporting the U.S. warfighter

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[H4] Spirit Defense

Powering tomorrow’s missions through innovative engineering and rapid prototyping excellence.

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Safety

[H2] Committed to safety first

Safety is the foundation of everything we do at Boeing — in the workplace and in the products we design, build and support. Fostering a culture rooted in safety, our goal is to create products and deliver services for the benefit of our customers and the flying public.

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[H2] Our safety progress

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[H4] Strengthening our safety culture

[H5] Speak Up

Enhanced and encouraged use of Speak Up, Boeing’s confidential and anonymous reporting channel for product and services safety, quality and compliance concerns. The yearly volume of reports increased by 220%.

[H5] Training

Deployed required safety and quality training to nearly 160,000 employees, focused on their role in identifying and reporting potential product hazards.

[H5] Safety Experience at Boeing

Published on Boeing’s external website an immersive timeline of events in history that shows how Boeing and the aerospace industry have applied learnings from accidents, technological achievements and people – to further advance aviation safety.

[H5] Champions

Doubled the number of Boeing teammates in the SMS Champions Program to more than 1,000. The program enables participants to gain a greater understanding of SMS and advocate for its use as they go about their work.

[H4] Improving our safety practices

[H5] FAA Actions

Developed and submitted to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) a comprehensive set of actions to address recommendations made in an expert panel’s safety review.

[H5] Design Build Reviews

Implemented more than 20 Design Build Safety reviews, in which teams apply the SMS Safety Risk Management practice to ensure engineering requirements are being translated into production of defect-free airplanes.

[H5] ODA Survey

Supported the continued improvement in the percentage of FAA-delegated Organization Designation Authorization (ODA) unit members who, in a 2024 survey, reported being able to perform their delegated duties free from interference.

[H5] Safety Data

Expanded the sources and systems monitored for safety data throughout the product lifecycle, and widened the application of machine learning to augment Boeing teams in proactively identifying and addressing potential hazards.

[H5] Audits

Implemented no-notification product safety and quality audits at five Commercial Airplanes sites, in addition to regularly scheduled audits. These audits evaluate product conformance to specified technical requirements.

[H4] Collaborating for a safer industry

[H5] Airline Operator Training

Engaged more than 300 airline operators in developing and implementing comprehensive, integrated solutions that further strengthen operational safety.

[H5] Aviation Safety Conference

Convened the third annual Boeing Aviation Safety Conference, bringing together nearly 300 top experts from across the aviation industry, including representatives from 90 carriers, pilot associations and regulatory agencies, to exchange knowledge, best practices and insights on industry challenges.

[H5] Task Aids

Launched a series of new multimedia task aids to help operators’ maintenance crews ensure the safety of the airplanes they work on.

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[H4] Quality together

Delivering quality with a focus on integrity, safety and sustainability is fundamental to our mission.

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[H2] Boeing Safety Management System

Recognized worldwide as an industry best practice, SMS is an integrating framework for managing safety risks. Boeing’s SMS collects and monitors data to identify and reduce product safety risks. It relies on all those involved in the design, build, support and operation of Boeing products and services to speak up when they see safety risks.

[H5] Speak Up: Fostering Transparency and Openness

Product safety depends on a culture that is rooted in transparency, accountability, and every person feeling safe and empowered to speak up when they have a concern or make a mistake affecting product safety. This reporting culture is at the heart of Boeing’s Safety Management System. In 2019 Boeing established a confidential reporting channel called Speak Up for employees to voice their concerns about product quality and safety and offer ideas for how to improve.

[H5] Boeing Safety Management System Policy

In everything we do and in all aspects of our business, safety is our foundation. We strive for first-time quality and hold ourselves to the highest ethical standards as set forth in our Code of Conduct and company policies. That commitment begins at the highest levels of the company.
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[H5] Boeing Commercial Airplanes Safety & Quality plan

Further implementing Boeing’s Safety Management System is a part of Boeing’s Safety and Quality plan.
Updates on Boeing’s actions to strengthen safety and quality.
Updates on Boeing’s actions to strengthen safety and quality

[H3] Safety Experience at Boeing

Safety Promotion is central to Boeing’s Safety Management System because it keeps safety as a shared value. To reinforce that commitment, Boeing created the Safety Experience featuring an interactive Aerospace Safety Timeline – originally developed for employees, this tool is now available to the public. The timeline traces key moments in aerospace history from the Wright Brothers to modern space exploration as a comprehensive product safety learning and research resource.

[H4] Aerospace Safety Timeline

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[H2] Products

Safety is at the core of who we are and what we do. Boeing leverages its legacy of innovation and existing safety assurance practices to ensure product safety.

[H5] Safety by Design

Safety is the primary consideration when Boeing engineers design an airplane. In addition to meeting regulatory requirements before certification, each airplane model must meet Boeing’s time-proven design standards. Often these standards are more stringent than regulatory requirements.

[H5] Testing

Boeing airplanes are rigorously tested to ensure they meet or exceed design standards and certification requirements.
There are many kinds of tests. For example, structural strength is ensured by static and fatigue tests. Static tests apply maximum loads or pressure to validate the airplane’s ability to carry loads far greater than would be encountered under normal operational conditions.

[H5] Continuous Monitoring

Boeing continually monitors the performance of airplanes worldwide to identify opportunities to improve safety.
In-service events are analyzed through a formal, disciplined, safety process involving Boeing experts from a variety of technical disciplines, as well as senior and executive leaders.
Learn more about how fleet safety is constantly monitored

[H5] Human Factors

Apart from airplane equipment and technology, Boeing studies and applies human factors engineering lessons to the design of commercial airplanes.
Boeing human factors experts gather information about human abilities, limitations and other characteristics and apply the data to tools, machines, systems and processes.

[H5] Working Together to Strengthen Aerospace Safety

Aviation safety depends on the collaboration of industry organizations and governments. Boeing works together with these stakeholders and airline operators to continuously advance safety in all aspects of the global air transportation system.
An example of this collaboration is the Commercial Aviation Safety Team (CAST), which comprises representatives from airlines, manufacturers, labor and government.
Learn more about CAST

[H5] Accident Prevention and Investigation

Although the industry’s safety efforts focus on preventing accidents from occurring in the first place, a great deal of effort goes into investigating accidents to ensure they do not reoccur. Boeing is committed to its role in helping all stakeholders understand the data associated with airplane accidents.
Read the Statistical Summary of Commercial Jet Airplane Accidents.

[H2] Employee Safety

[H6] An essential part of product safety includes ensuring the safety of those who design, build and support our products and services. Boeing’s workplace safety initiative Go4Zero strives for a goal of zero injuries, guided by the belief that every injury is preventable.

[H4] Create tomorrow’s aerospace innovations

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Innovation

[H2] There’s more innovation underway today at Boeing than at any time in our storied history.

[H6] Our global team is creating the future of aerospace, transforming how we design and build our products, the systems that enable us to work more efficiently, and the work we do to improve the environmental performance of our products and services.

[H2] Inside innovation at Boeing

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[H2] Our people

Engineering excellence is the foundation of what we do. For more than 100 years, Boeing engineers have led aerospace innovation. They tackle the toughest technical challenges and deliver safe, practical solutions that improve mobility, sustainability and the everyday lives of people around the world. Leading this community of experts are members of the Boeing Technical Fellowship, who lead Boeing’s technical vision and guide the future of the aerospace industry.

[H3] Meet our Technical Fellows

[H4] Jeffrey Plant

Digital and Systems Engineering

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[H4] Dr. Janice Karty

Electronic and Electrical Engineering

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[H4] Jim Ackermann

Mechanical and Structural Engineering

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[H4] Carla Reynolds

Digital Materials and Manufacturing Systems Engineering

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[H4] Rodin Lyasoff

Software Engineering

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[H4] Dr. Gwen M. Gross

Composites and Chemical Technology

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[H4] Maggie Jiao Ma

Maintenance Human Factors, Aviation Safety, Human-centered Design

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[H4] Dr. Nicholas Patrick

Human Factors Engineering

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[H4] Darren Macer

Product Support Engineering

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[H2] Technologies

[H3] Autonomous Capabilities

With more than a century of aerospace experience, we have the opportunity and responsibility to ensure the next century of flight is safer than the first. Boeing is uniquely positioned to deliver a holistic approach to automation and autonomy solutions for aerospace. Our primary interest in autonomy is to improve the safety of our products.
To address the growing challenges of sustainable, economical and accessible modes of transportation, we are re-imagining the future of flight and mobility. Boeing is focusing on emerging technologies, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) operations and the safe introduction of these vehicles into the airspace—while preserving the flying public’s confidence in air travel. See our Concept of Operations for Automated Flight Rules (AFR) for both crewed and uncrewed aircraft operations.
We’re investing in the future by developing technology in key areas such as Smart Factory, human-robotics collaboration and technology-enabled quality systems to enable breakthrough transformations across our production system.

Autonomous & Unmanned Systems

[H3] Digital Transformation

Boeing has launched a coordinated and integrated approach to all digital efforts to support our next suite of products within a digital ecosystem. The comprehensive digital environment provides stability and predictability and will allow new products, production systems including the supply chain, and the support system to be designed together.
It is an enterprise effort that will shape how we design, build, test and service products far into the future. Model-based engineering production systems will be designed with the same engineering rigor as the airplane itself. This allows us to see how a change in one affects the other and better predict the performance of both.
Our goal is to establish a new paradigm for aerospace manufacturing and ultimately flatten the traditional notion of a learning curve.

[H3] Producibility

Boeing’s work in producibility rests on the foundation of our decades-long investment in composite materials and manufacturing. We are embracing and investing in digital innovation and advanced manufacturing techniques to strengthen our production system, deliver on our commitment to quality and safety, and harness productivity enhancements.
We’re investing in the future by developing technology in key areas such as automation, Smart Factory, human-robotics collaboration and technology-enabled quality systems to enable breakthrough transformations across our production system.
We’re committed to leveraging technologies that reduce tedious manual tasks and capture rich, real-time data in order to improve safety and quality, while ushering in new advanced techniques, processes, tooling and systems.

[H2] Sustainability

[H3] Innovating for Sustainable Growth

Boeing collaborates globally with customers and stakeholders to support responsible growth for our industry, and we invest in innovation that improves the efficiency of air travel and our operations.

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Our Company

[H1] About Boeing

A leading global aerospace company and top U.S. exporter, Boeing develops, manufactures and services commercial airplanes, defense products and space systems for customers in more than 150 countries. Our U.S. and global workforce and supplier base drive innovation, economic opportunity, sustainability and community impact. Boeing is committed to fostering a culture based on our core values of safety, quality and integrity.
Boeing has a long tradition of aerospace leadership and innovation. The company continues to expand its product line and services to meet emerging customer needs. Its broad range of capabilities includes creating new, more efficient members of its commercial airplane family; designing, building and integrating military platforms and defense systems; creating advanced technology solutions; and arranging innovative financing and service options for customers.
With corporate offices near Washington, D.C., Boeing employs more than 170,000 people across the United States and in more than 65 countries. This represents one of the most global, talented and innovative workforces anywhere. Our enterprise also leverages the talents of hundreds of thousands more skilled people working for Boeing suppliers worldwide.
In addition, functional organizations working across the company focus on engineering and program management; technology and development-program execution; advanced design and manufacturing systems; safety; finance; quality and productivity improvement; and information technology.
Boeing is organized into three business units: Commercial Airplanes; Defense, Space & Security; and Global Services.

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Boeing Commercial Airplanes is a global manufacturer of commercial jetliners. More than 14,000 Boeing airplanes are in the global fleet today, connecting people, countries and economies safely and efficiently. From the fuel-efficient 737 MAX, 777X and 787 Dreamliner passenger airplanes to our industry-leading freighters, which serve more than 90% of the global air freight market, Boeing has the most complete and competitive family of products to meet the world’s growing needs.

[H5] Commercial

[H5] Orders and deliveries

[H5] Commercial Market Outlook

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One of the world’s largest defense companies, Boeing Defense, Space & Security, offers products and capabilities that empower customer missions from sea to space. It serves a diverse customer base and offers a strong portfolio of family of systems solutions, including: Autonomous and Unmanned Systems; Fighters and Bombers; Military Rotorcraft; Tankers and Transports; Patrol, Early Warning and Battle Management; Weapon Systems; and Space and Satellite Technology.

[H5] Defense

[H5] Space

Boeing Global Services delivers complete, cost-competitive service solutions for commercial, defense and space customers, regardless of their equipment’s original manufacturer. With engineering, digital analytics, supply chain and training support spanning across both the government and commercial service offerings, Boeing Global Services is uniquely positioned to keep passengers flying and nations safe.

[H5] Services

[H2] Corporate governance

The Boeing Company’s business is conducted by its employees, managers and corporate officers led by the CEO, with oversight from the board of directors. The board’s Governance & Public Policy Committee periodically reviews the company’s corporate governance principles and current practices.

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[H2] Global presence

[H3] We’re focused on mutually beneficial growth around the world

Doing business in today’s global economy means partnering for mutual growth and prosperity, within each country, with local suppliers, universities, research talent and charitable institutions.
Partnerships with the world’s best companies and institutes enable us to capture emerging opportunities, establish long-term relationships and win new business.

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[H4] Boeing in the U.S.

Discover how we’re supporting American jobs and driving economic growth as we honor America’s 250th anniversary.

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[H2] Employment data

Employment numbers include all full-time and part-time employees, contingent labor, employees on leaves of absence 90 days or less, and the workforce of our subsidiary businesses. Numbers are net of additions and reductions.

[H4] December 2025 Employment by Location

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AL
AZ
CA
KS
MO
OK181,984
2,981
4,62813,256
13,425
17,423
4,735
PA
SC
TX
WA
Other U.S. States
Global
3,683
9,059
7,076
65,024
15,323
25,371

[H4] December 2025 Employment by Group

Total
Commercial Airplanes
Defense, Space & Security
Global Services
Enterprise*
181,984
50,494
18,656
18,167
94,667

*Enterprise is inclusive of Engineering, Test & Technology and Spirit AeroSystems.

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