NYSE:BA News 7 January 2026 - 17 January 2026

Boeing shares closed at $247.68, down 0.03%, after the company reached a tentative labor deal covering about 1,600 former Spirit AeroSystems workers. The agreement includes a 20% wage pool increase over five years and a $6,000 bonus. Boeing also settled confidentially with a Canadian family affected by the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash. U.S. markets will close Jan. 19 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Boeing shares rose 2.1% to $247.74 in after-hours trading Thursday after reporting 600 aircraft deliveries in 2025, a 72% increase, and surpassing Airbus in net orders for the first time since 2018. The NTSB cited fatigue cracks in a UPS MD-11 crash investigation, referencing a Boeing service letter from 2011. Boeing reached tentative settlements with a family affected by the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash. Fourth-quarter earnings are due Jan. 27.

Boeing shares fell 0.8% to $242.61 in after-hours trading after the NTSB linked a fatal UPS cargo crash to a cracked engine-mount part flagged by Boeing in 2011. The update followed Boeing’s report of 600 jet deliveries in 2025, a 72% jump from the prior year, and a new order for 50 737 MAX jets from Aviation Capital Group.

Boeing shares rose 1.9% to $244.55 after Delta ordered up to 60 787 Dreamliners and Aviation Capital Group agreed to buy 50 737 MAX jets. Boeing delivered 160 commercial jets in Q4, reaching 600 for 2025, with 1,075 net orders for the year. Investors await Boeing’s Jan. 27 earnings for updates on 2026 production and cash flow.

Boeing shares rose 2.2% Tuesday after the company reported 1,075 net aircraft orders for 2025, outpacing Airbus for the first time since 2018. Boeing delivered 600 commercial jets last year, still trailing Airbus’s 793. Delta ordered 30 Boeing 787-10 Dreamliners, and Aviation Capital Group ordered 50 737 MAX jets. Boeing cautioned delivery figures are preliminary until financial results are released.

Boeing shares rose 2.3% to $239.81 Monday and held steady after hours as the FAA proposed new inspection rules for cracks on 737 Next Generation jets. The directive could affect 1,857 U.S.-registered aircraft. Boeing’s full-year delivery figures are due Tuesday. The company remains under legal scrutiny, with oral arguments in a federal case set for Feb. 5.

Boeing shares rose 3.1% to $234.53 Friday after the FAA approved a second phase of 737 MAX 10 certification flight tests, despite ongoing engine deicing issues. The approval does not include the MAX 7. Boeing’s fourth-quarter earnings are due Jan. 27.

Boeing shares rose 3.1% to $234.53 Friday after the FAA cleared the 737 MAX 10 for a new phase of certification flight tests, despite an unresolved engine de-icing issue. The FAA also proposed a directive requiring inspections for cracks in older 737NG wing structures, with public comments due by Feb. 26. Investors await Boeing’s Jan. 27 earnings for updates on certification and deliveries.

Boeing shares climbed 3.1% to $234.53 Friday after the FAA cleared the 737 MAX 10 for the next phase of flight testing, though an engine deicing issue remains unresolved. The FAA approval does not extend to the smaller MAX 7. Boeing’s backlog for the MAX 10 exceeds 1,200 orders. Investors await U.S. inflation data next week and Boeing’s Jan. 27 earnings report.