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174.54 USD +1.16 (+0.67%)

At closeNov 11, 2026, 7:59 PM EST

173.13 -1.41 -0.81%

After hours · Nov 11, 7:59 PM ET

172.18 Day range 174.81
167.14 52-week range 252.15
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Peartree 323 BA 3 years ago #753

$BA Nothing but order announcements and stock is down.
Any minute now cue the talking heads at you know where announce the next bad rumour about Boeing

Peartree 323 BA 3 years ago #754

$BA NOT TO MENTION
"There is no immediate safety or flight concern for the in-service fleet," Boeing said!

Peartree 323 BA 3 years ago #755

$BA worth repeating for all the bs I see being posted. Boeing announced themselves;

“While near-term deliveries will be impacted, at this time we do not anticipate a change to our production and delivery outlook for the year."

Peartree 323 BA 3 years ago #756

$BA this is right from BA, check it yourself

“While near-term deliveries will be impacted, at this time we do not anticipate a change to our production and delivery outlook for the year.”

Peartree 323 BA 3 years ago #757

$BA this definitely warrants a major shakeup at Boeing. It’s beyond a joke now with all the f ups of a mfg dynasty

Peartree 323 BA 3 years ago #758

$BA if this was ever going back to 300 it would have been there by now

NeMo BA 3 years ago #759

Boeing Chief Financial Officer Brian West last week said it had paused 787 assembly at its North Charleston, S.C., facility to address issues related to the Spirit-built fuselage. Mr. West said it was the amount of work involved rather than a quality issue that led to the unspecified assembly halt.

Tom Gentile, Spirit AeroSystems chief executive, said Thursday that no new production issues had emerged since the FAA's clearance for Dreamliner deliveries to resume last summer.

Boeing has 575 orders for the 787 in its backlog and has said production is sold out through 2025.

NeMo BA 3 years ago #760

The 787 Dreamliner forward pressure bulkhead is a critical component of the aircraft's pressurized cabin. It is a curved wall made of lightweight composite material that separates the fuselage into two compartments - the pressurized area where passengers and crew are located, and the unpressurized area which houses the cargo and avionics systems.

The forward pressure bulkhead helps maintain the cabin pressurization as the aircraft climbs. It ensures that air pressure in the cabin does not exceed safe limits and also prevents air from leaking into the cargo hold or out of the cabin. The design of the bulkhead offers structural support to the fuselage, allowing for improved aerodynamic efficiency.

The 787 Dreamliner forward pressure bulkhead is designed using advanced manufacturing techniques to create a strong, lightweight structure with minimal weight. The use of high-strength composites allows for a smoother contour that improves the aircraft's aerodynamics and fuel efficiency. Additionally, the composite material used helps reduce noise levels within the cabin, providing passengers and crew with a quieter ride.