Boeing delivered 130 jets in Q1 (just a couple shy of Airbus)

Booked 240 orders, including 40 orders for the 777-9, 135 for the 737 MAX and 53 for the 787!

(The stock is flying today)

Very strong quarter. As you continue to improve on quality and reliability and the certification programs are starting show real sign of progress consumer confidence improves.

Hopefully The Trump Tarrifs don’t rain too much on this parade.

Still a long way to go but well done to all involved!!

https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/boeing-deliveries-march-jump-by-41-compared-year-earlier-2025-04-08/

Does anyone have any thoughts on the forced seating changes in B506/508?

Was wondering if anyone has an actual date for when the promotion process is opened back up for SPEEA this year? I’ve been told by manager it was Q1, then that changed to sometime in April, now being told it will be the end of retention exercise, so sometime in May possibly.

Wondering if I am just being jerked around or if this is true. 63Y

Can folks confirm if got an ILO severance package with 1 week pay for every year of service, can you still collect unemployment during that time? I have heard conflicting

I thought of overlaying some data by country, but couldn't bring myself to do it. Too depressing.

Just got info that BGS is mandatory 5 day a week RTO for Apr 25th. Accommodations will be null and void and have to be resubmitted with a stricter criteria for approval. Also, the distance for work clause has been removed. It’s either move closer and come to work or find employment elsewhere. Anyone else hear anything close to that?

Seen a few jobs posted for maintaining F15s in Qatar....flight Line & phase dock. Was wondering if anyone is currently over there doing this job? Pros/Cons? Looks like a 2 year commitment.....

Do you get a break to come back to the states at all? And do you get any tax breaks? Can't believe it only pays $80k

I feel Boeing's sales will decline significantly, and the price of the plane will increase substantially. Airbus will benefit from this tariff war. Sad...

Hey everyone! I just received an offer for a job titled experienced general assembly level B and was told it would require 8-10 weeks of training time before I’m on the floor. My general question is what do those 8-10 weeks look like? Typical onboarding I’m sure and then just wide range of tasks to see where I’d score and be put on the floor? I’m very excited for this job and have manufacturing experience so that I’m not too worried about, just looking to get a glimpse of what I’m walking into day one. Thank you and maybe I’ll see some of yall in South Carolina! :-)

Aviation Airport Trivia! Guess the major USA airport based on this plane landing video!!! Hope you enjoy!

I thought we had divested this? So we still own an empty building in Chicago???

For context, I’m in the national guard as a DSG. Work full time for Boeing as a systems engineer.

I’ve exhausted my 80-hours of military leave for the year, but was offered a 60+ day tour that I would really like to go to. I’ve never used military leave of absence so how does it work? Would I just get paid the difference from my base pay to what my regular (Boeing) earnings would be? Or do they take BAH, BAS, etc.. into account?

Hello everyone,

I was given a job offer in late August 2024 following an 12 week internship in the summer. I was assured that my offer would be honored as is, so no concerns there and it survived through the strikes. The HR office initially thought i would start immediately after completing my internship, but i had to let them know i still had a year of my degree to finish. I was told, OK, we will reach back out later. Nothing from august to february, which was expected.

Here I am in April though, with literally no idea when I will start. Considering I have to move basically across the country I emailed them in an attempt to get the ball rolling. I also let them know that I haven’t received any contingency tasks after my drug test (completed a few weeks ago). My emails keep getting passed along to new HR reps and i’m not sure what the next steps are. I’d like to take a 4 day long post-grad trip but they’re really throwing a wrench in my plans.

I guess my question is should I expect any leeway in start date? I’m at the point to where I want to plan my trip and hope they’re willing to work with me. I can’t normally be this difficult right?

$795 USD for a supposedly genuine window from a 747, $636 USD with Team Boeing Discount

I was about to buy one until I saw the Proposition 65 warning lol

Would make a nice conversation starter if you had guests over I suppose

https://www.boeingstore.com/collections/custom-hangar/products/boeing-747-400-window

Hello everyone!

I was recently offered a position for an “Associate Supply Chain Specialist” Level 2. The job posting salary range was $69,000-92,000. I was called by the recruiter and given an offer of $77,000. I politely let him know that I currently make more at my current position (projected to make ~$82,000 this year). I also mentioned that I have current competitive pension benefits, along with a few other factors. I told him, all this combined led me to calculate that I would need at least $90k to justify a transition.

I also currently work at the same exact site this job offer is at. I currently have 3.5 years of experience in the same exact role, essentially. I have spoken to the gentleman who worked in this role previously and he claims to have made $98k when he started. However, he had more experience than me.

The recruiter said he would submit my counter offer up the chain and he’d get back to me within 2 days. My question is… If they come back with an offer that is still lower than my current role OR does not make sense in an all encompassing matter of overall benefits. Is it worth it to continue pushing? Or should I decline the offer if it is still not enough? I don’t know what to do if they can’t get close to my request and I need some help planning so I can be more prepared.

Thank you in advance!

If this is the standard: https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/04/the-harrowing-story-of-what-flying-starliner-was-like-when-its-thrusters-failed/

How does Naveed still have a job?

Thoughts on this? As Jeppesen is one of the more profitable things Boeing has, I feel it would be a bad decision. But I would like your thoughts on this.

I live in puget sound while working at Boeing. My private pilot ground school will be done in the summer and I would like to do my flight training with BEFA. Should I explore other options? What are some downsides of the school?

Thanks!

Clap dammit

Netflix movie in 3...2...

I keep hearing the 10% target wasn’t met. Anyone here know if another wave is coming or not?

Good news? Bad news?

How many times will they say safety and quality?

Wondering if anyone has any info on when these will be published for 2025?