CEO Jim McNerney says the 787 is a mature technology as Boeing launches a stretched version of the airliner, the 787-10.

When Boeing chief executive Jim McNerney said last month that suppliers who didn’t work with Boeing to cut their pricing and reduce waste could go on a “no-fly list” and be barred from future contracts, his blunt language seemed inflammatory. But here in Paris, his suppliers see it

787 Dreamliner stretch, just announced, nets Boeing new business. Boeing announces orders for 102 of the longer 787 Dreamliners.

PARIS (Reuters) - An order for more than 100 Airbus passenger jets by UK low-cost carrier easyJet has re-ignited a long-running trade spat between the European planemaker and U.S. rival Boeing . EasyJet announced the $10 billion order for 100 A320neo medium-haul jets, together with 35 current-generation A320 aircraft worth $3 billion at list prices, on Tuesday, day two of ...

"We're a little bit ahead on technology." Them's fightin' words in the airplane manufacturing world and, in this case, it was Boeing (NYSE: BA) CEO Jim McNerney spouting them in reference to his company's main rival, Airbus. -- Bloomberg video above Illinois's public pension crisis is a wide-ranging math problem that involves determining which constituencies might have to give up ...