Day one at the Moscow Air Show couldn't have been more exciting, especially at the Boeing exhibits. While Russian fighter jets screamed overhead performing feats of death-defying acrobatics,...

SOLAR CELL SUCCESS - A technician at Boeing's Spectrolab, Inc., subsidiary examines a concentrator receiver assembly containing the company's highly efficient solar cells. Spectrolab's...

The Boeing Company and Ilyushin Aviation Complex announced today the opening of a training center for Russian aerospace engineers. The center, equipped with the most advanced CATIA work stations...

Less than two weeks after completing one of the most successful flight-test programs in history, Boeing on Aug. 9 gave the U.S. government its final flight-test data, validating how well the...

A brand-new Turkmenistan Airlines 717-200 parks on a tarmac prior to flying to the Moscow Air Show, where it will be the only member of the Boeing family of airplanes displayed this year. The...

The Boeing Standoff Land Attack Missile Expanded Response(SLAM-ER), one of the world's premier precision strike weapons, has been approved by the U.S. government for sale to the Republic of Korea....

Everything at the Moscow Air Show seems big, but bigger isn't necessarily better. So when the ostensibly small Turkmenistan Airlines 717-200 landed there today, it quite rightfully took a place...

Boeing Commercial Airplanes President and CEO Alan Mulally said on the eve of the Moscow Air Show that he is committed to continued close relationships with Russian civil aviation industries. At a...

The Boeing Rocketdyne XRS-2200 Linear Aerospike engines undergo hot-fire testing at NASA's John C. Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. The third and final dual engine test yielded data that will...

Control of the Boeing-built Tracking and Data Relay Satellite, TDRS-H, launched June 2000, will be officially transferred to NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center by manufacturer Boeing Satellite...