Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg Archives

Home
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg

Tag: Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg

Business

Reuters
Jun 16, 2025

Paris Airshow opens under cloud of India crash, Mideast conflict

Every two years, Le Bourget Airport in the northeast of Paris is transformed into a showcase for the aerospace and defence industry, its sprawling tarmac lined with fighter jets, commercial airliners and autonomous drones.

Business

Reuters
Jun 11, 2025

Boeing books 303 new orders, hits 737 MAX production target in blockbuster May

The orders included the largest widebody jet deal in Boeing’s history: Qatar Airways’ order for 130 787s and 30 777Xs, plus options for another 50 of the long-haul aircraft.

Business

Reuters
May 22, 2025

Boeing increases 737 production pace as quality, safety culture improves

The US Federal Aviation Administration capped output at 38 airplanes a month after a mid-air panel blowout in a nearly new 737 in January 2024.

Business

Web Desk Karachi
Apr 25, 2025

Boeing CEO ‘won’t be shy’ about bringing in new execs if needed

Ortberg, a veteran aerospace executive, started at Boeing in August 2024, tasked with restoring the might of a once-major corporate powerhouse and leading US exporter that had been rocked by multiple crises.

Business

Reuters
Mar 06, 2025

Boeing needs to change its insular culture, CEO says in company-wide meeting

Ortberg said a cultural change would boost morale for the company, which has more than 160,000 employees globally, and “the results will show in the marketplace.”

Business

Reuters
Feb 18, 2025

Boeing’s Air Force One program could be delayed until 2029 or later, White House official says

The first aircraft was slated for delivery in December 2024, but Boeing has pushed its delivery off until at least 2027 or 2028 – towards the end of Trump’s second term in office.

Latest

Reuters
Nov 05, 2024

Boeing CEO in battle to mend rifts after bitter strike ends

More than 33,000 factory workers in the U.S. Northwest will trudge back to work over the next week after they voted by a slim margin to accept Boeing’s third contract offer