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According to Boeing, it has taken orders for 48 of its 787s so far this year and of those 24 have been cancelled, including 15 cancelled orders in September.
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Both Boeing and Airbus have been taking large numbers of orders over the past several years as demand for new jets comes from growing airlines in developing countries.
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Boeing announced Wednesday morning that it will increase production of its 737 aircraft from a current rate of 42 planes a month to 52 a month in 2018.
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If you missed the opportunity to fly on the Concorde, you may get a second chance at supersonic flight.
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German carrier Air Berlin announced Friday morning that it terminated its order for 18 Boeing 737s and 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
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Digital Ally traded higher in the premarket hours following a $200,000 order from the U.S. military.
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On Wednesday, Airbus released its latest 20-year forecast, and while it is similar to Boeing's forecast, there is one glaring difference.
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Will adding more seats to the Airbus A380 help pay back its $25 billion development cost?
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The biggest customer for the Airbus A380 is Emirates, which has been applying pressure on Airbus to replace the current engines on the plane.
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The Wall Street Journal noted in a story on Boeing's fighter jets last week that production of the F/A-18 could end in 2017 and the last of the F-15 line could close production in 2019.
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Qatar Airways took delivery of its first A380 super-jumbo jet from Airbus on Wednesday. The airline has ordered a total of 10.
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We have a winner on the next space taxi that will take American astronauts to the International Space Station. The Boeing and SpaceX team has won out.
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Some 71% of European airline passengers said they have flown on a low-cost carrier in the past two years because of -- wait for it -- low fares.
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Citing tight budgets and increasing competition, Airbus announced Tuesday morning that it will divest certain businesses.
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An unidentified issue has surfaced with a Pratt & Whitney engine that Airbus will use on its A320neo model.
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