Designs of the Year 2012 list announced
The London 2012 Olympic Torch, the Duchess of Cambridge's Wedding Dress and Kinect for Xbox 360 are all included in the 2012 Designs of the Year
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Made in 2011 - Top Ten
In a year which saw various high profile releases from some of the world's biggest manufacturers, we take a look at some of the hottest products made in 2011
Boeing hits sales record as staff and output increases
Boeing now has orders and commitments for 259 airplanes which has increased the company's staff compliment and production capacity
Boeing ramping up production of 737 aircraft
Due to increasing global demand, Boeing has increased production of popular next-generation 737 aircraft
Boeing says China will need 5,000 new planes by 2030
Due to sustained economic growth, aviation giant Boeing believes China will require 5,000 new commercial airplanes valued at $600 over the next 20 years
Boeing 787 given FAA production certification
Boeing set to ramp up production after US Federal Aviation Administration gives Rolls-Royce powered Dreamliner production approval
Boeing 787 given FAA production certification
Boeing set to ramp up production after US Federal Aviation Administration gives Rolls-Royce powered Dreamliner production approval
Boeing 787 has created 'huge glut of inventory'
Dreamliner completes required flight tests ahead of government approval but inventory problems hang over company
NASA reveals concept airliner designs for 2025
NASA has revealed images of commercial aircraft designs that could take to the skies in 2025.
In late 2010 US space agency NASA, awarded contracts to Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and the Boeing Company to come up with design concepts for a futuristic airliner.
The aerospace giants were issued with strict guidelines in the development process by NASA.
Dreamliner delayed until 2011
Boeing is delaying delivery of its first new-generation 787 Dreamliner aircraft until early 2011.
Boeing said on Friday the setback was due to the availability of a Rolls-Royce engine needed for the final phases of flight testing.
Boeing to Double Chinese Factory Workforce
The planned expansion of the company’s Chinese workforce is intended to keep up the renewed demand for planes. The new employees will be stationed at Boeing Tianjin Composites parts factory in northern China.
The news comes from a quote by Boeing China President David Wang.
Is the Airplane Market Set to Rebound?
The recovery of the global economy has been mixed, but the CEO of Boeing’s commercial airplanes division has said that he believes the market for commercial airplanes is beginning to rebound and that Boeing is working hard to stay ahead of the competition.
Farnborough Airshow Kicks Off
The Farnborough International Airshow has officially opened.
The biennial event is used by companies in the aerospace industry to make major announcements, share best practice, debate the future of the industry and sell product.
Boeing: Clear progress made on 787
Boeing has reported a fall in profits for the first three months of 2010 after it delivered fewer aircraft.
Boeing reported first-quarter net income of $0.5 billion, or $0.70 per share, and revenue of $15.2 billion.
The return of Vertical Integration
Once English entrepreneur Matthew Boulton took over his father’s toy factory in the 18th century and started rolling his own steel to produce products from candlesticks to steam engines, vertical integration became the business model for the industrialised world.
Dreamliner to make maiden flight
Boeing's delayed 787 Dreamliner is scheduled to take flight for the first time today.
Originally meant to fly in August 2007 and reach customers in May 2008, the plane has been delayed five times because of problems with a new composite plastic and an outsourced supply chain.
Boeing reports third quarter loss
The loss is made worse when compared to the $695 million profit the world's second-largest plane maker made a year ago.
Airbus wins 140 aircraft orders
By James Regan
Qantas Dreamliner order cancelled
"Qantas announced its original B787 order in December 2005, and the operating environment for the world's airlines has clearly changed dramatically since then," Qantas CEO Alan Joyce said in a
Boeing delays Dreamliner test flight again
By Kyle Peterson
