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Former Boeing CFO to Do Time

For taking part in illegally recruiting a top Air Force official, former Boeing CFO, Michael Sears was sentenced to 4 months in prison and a fine of $250,000.

Boeing Unleashes Longest Range Plane

Boeing has unveiled a plane that can fly further than any other, only a month after Airbus unveiled the world’s largest.

China to Get 60 Boeing 7E7s

Six Chinese airlines are buying a total of 60 Boeing 7E7 jetliners for approximately $7.3 billion.

Boeing’s VP of Marketing Launches a Blog

Randy Baseler, VP of Marketing for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, has started a blog called Randy’s Blog.

Firefox Success Stirs the Microsoft Haters

Any news that goes against Microsoft seems to enliven the anti – Microsoft crowd. This weeks news that FireFox is gaining ground on IE was no different.

Boeing Starts An Executive Blog

Following the General Motors executive blog earlier this month, another Fortune 100 company takes a step into the blogosphere …

Boeing Lays the 717 to Rest

Boeing,estimating higher costs for a U.S. Air Force tanker program, will end production of the 717 airliner.

Aircraft Conflict Still Soaring in the News

Yesterday, the U.S. and European Union agreed to talks on eliminating billions of dollars in aircraft subsidies, avoided legal conflict over Boeing and Airbus.

Boeing Uses Web To Lift Interest In New Plane

Boeing Co. is taking to the Internet for the christening of its new 7E7 airliner.

Boeing Licenses XML Tool For Aircraft Documents

The Boeing Co. deployed XyEnterprise’s XML tools for publishing technical manuals and service documents for the C-17 aircraft. XML Professional Publisher enables Boeing to take documents formatted in XML and publish them in print format or as Adobe PDF files, commonly found on the web. Boeing makes the C-17 Globemaster III for the Air Force. The aircraft is used to carry large combat equipment, troops or humanitarian aid across countries.