House passes Rep. Scott's bill targeting Boeing labor case

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed South Carolina Congressman Tim Scott's bill to "prohibit the National Labor Relations Board from ordering any employer to close, relocate, or transfer employment under any circumstance." Read More

MUSC receives $1 million grant from Boeing for children's center

MUSC Children's Hospital has received a $1 million investment from Boeing to establish a community-based center that will work focus on healthy diets, physical activity and good health for children. Read More

Boeing attorney sends NLRB lawyer scathing letter

Boeing's top attorney has fired off a scathing letter to the government lawyer who is suing to move the company's 787 assembly line from North Charleston to Washington state over alleged labor law violations. Read More

Boeing topping off 787 interior fixtures plant

NORTH CHARLESTON — The Boeing Co. is topping off a South Carolina manufacturing plant where it will make interior fixtures for its new 787 jetliners. Read More

Jack Jones named vice president, general manager of Boeing South Carolina

Jack Jones was named vice president and general manager of Boeing South Carolina. Read More

Boeing wins 43 China wide-body orders worth $10 billion

Hong Kong Airlines agrees as part of deal to buy 32 Dreamliners

HONG KONG — Boeing said Tuesday it has won orders from Chinese airlines for 43 wide-body planes with a list value of about $10 billion, including the first deal in a year for the delayed 747-8 jumbo jet. Read More

Air Force X-37B space plane launched into orbit

LOS ANGELES — An experimental robotic space plane was launched into orbit atop a massive Atlas V rocket Saturday for a classified Air Force mission that could last up to nine months. Read More

How one lawmaker helped Boeing

Longtime defense expert a key to winning contract

When the Air Force awarded a $35 billion aerial tanker contract to Boeing on Thursday, military officials weren't interested in knowing only how much it would cost the federal government to acquire 179 of the combat-ready refueling planes. Read More

Boeing CEO: 'new airplane' to replace 737

CHICAGO — Boeing is sending its strongest signals yet that it plans to build a new plane to replace its 737. Read More

German manufacturer plans to open Charleston plant

Dannecker Fine-Tec, which is headquartered near Munich, will spend $3 million to open a factory that will employ about 40 workers, the state Commerce Department said today. The company has not decided on a location yet. Read More

Boeing resumes test flights of 787s

NEW YORK — Boeing will resume flight tests of its long-delayed 787 jet, six weeks after they were suspended because of an in-flight electrical fire in the plane's power distribution system. Read More

Boeing: Foreign debris probably sparked 787 fire

MINNEAPOLIS — Boeing Co. says some kind of foreign debris probably caused the electrical fire on board one of its 787s earlier this month. Read More

Boeing to mark construction milestone Friday

Boeing Co. will mark a construction tradition Friday when workers put in place the last final piece of structural steel on the aircraft assembly plant the company is building at Charleston International Airport. Read More

Boeing testing 787s in Southwest, Montana, Iceland

EVERETT, Wash. — Boeing Co. says four of its five 787 flight test planes are far from their Seattle base this week at locations ranging from Arizona to Iceland. Read More

Boeing loses 26 jet orders

Company in United Arab Emirates cancels 25 planes, another customer drops 737

DALLAS -- An aircraft-leasing company in the United Arab Emirates has canceled orders for dozens of planes from Boeing Co. and Airbus. Read More