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  • May 30, 2002

    After the most extensive modification ever performed at a Boeing facility, the first Airborne Laser (ABL) ballistic missile-defense system aircraft is progressing toward flight-worthiness testing...

  • May 29, 2002

    The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, has selected Boeing [NYSE: BA] to receive a $3 million award to conduct a concept development study for the DARPA-U.S. Army Unmanned Combat...

  • May 28, 2002
    Development Strategy Focused on Maintenance and Reliability

    Today's airline companies have a better chance of staying in business and making money if the cost of maintaining their fleets of airplanes is kept low and daily dispatch reliability from the...

  • May 28, 2002

    Representatives of Yemenia and Boeing [NYSE: BA] work out the provisioning details of their new Spares Exchange Program agreement. Standing is Craig Hudson, Boeing Commercial Aviation Services...

  • May 28, 2002

    The Boeing Company [NYSE: BA] today welcomes Oman Air and Yemenia (Yemen Airways) as the latest airlines to sign up for the Next-Generation 737 Spares Exchange Program. The two airlines join other...

  • May 28, 2002

    Oman Air has signed up for Boeing Commercial Aviation Services' Next-Generation 737 Spares Exchange Program. Taking part in the ceremony are from left, Boeing Field Service representative Ardy...

  • May 28, 2002

    Boeing has named Kevin Brown vice president of Air Traffic Management (ATM) Programs. In this position, he will have broad responsibility for leading ATM efforts to collaborate with stakeholders...

  • May 28, 2002

    The first Airborne Laser aircraft is moved outside the Boeing Modification & Maintenance Center in Wichita, Kan. The 747-400 Freighter aircraft was modified in Wichita as part of the most...

  • May 28, 2002

    The Boeing Business Jet (BBJ) continues to meet market demand for an airplane that can fly passengers more than 6,000 nautical miles (11,100 kilometers) in a comfortable, spacious cabin. Fifty...

  • May 28, 2002

    The Boeing Business Jet (BBJ) continues to meet market demand for an airplane that can fly passengers more than 6,000 nautical miles (11,100 kilometers) in a comfortable, spacious cabin. Fifty...