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Boeing is reportedly in discussions with Akasa Air to supply over 200 737 MAX jets. The talks indicate potential growth in Boeing's commercial aircraft orders. Boeing's stock has seen a 9.36% decline year-to-date.

Sun Group attended a meeting between Vietnam's President To Lam and Boeing in New York, discussing strategic cooperation to enhance Vietnam's aviation sector. The meeting focused on expanding capabilities beyond aircraft procurement, including maintenance, repair, and workforce training. Sun Group, which operates Sun PhuQuoc Airways, previously agreed to purchase 40 Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners worth $22.5 billion. The group is also investing in airport expansions and MRO complexes in Vietnam.

Australia's MQ-4C Triton and MC-55A Peregrine aircraft reached initial operational capability (IOC). The RAAF operates three Tritons, with another on order, and four Peregrines. The Triton, developed by Northrop Grumman, and the Peregrine, developed by L3Harris, enhance Australia's ISR capabilities. Defence Minister Richard Marles noted a A$5.5 billion investment over a decade to bolster these capabilities.

Bangladesh's government signed an agreement with Boeing to buy 11 aircraft for Biman Bangladesh Airlines, aiming to expand its aviation sector and open new international routes. The deal was announced by Prime Minister’s Adviser Mahdi Amin, who noted Bangladesh's long-standing commercial relationship with Boeing and potential future discussions with Airbus. The purchase is driven by the need to support the country's growing aviation sector.

Albany International (AIN) extended its agreement with Boeing (BA) to produce composite fuselage frames for the 787 Dreamliner. The deal secures revenue for Albany and stabilizes Boeing's supply chain, but both face risks from operational dependencies and market fluctuations.

Boeing delivered 418 aircraft in the first eight months of 2026, its highest since 2018. August deliveries fell to 51 from 57 a year earlier, with 787 Dreamliner handovers down. 737 MAX deliveries remained strong, and Boeing booked 15 new orders. The company aims to deliver 90-100 787s by year-end, with 54 already delivered. Airbus delivered 57 aircraft and booked 67 orders in August.

Boeing engineers and technical workers (16,000) vote on a 4-year contract offer. Councils recommend acceptance, citing wage increases (10% this year, 4% next, 6% annual pool 2028-2030). Voting ends Oct. 1, current contract expires Oct. 6.

Boeing (BA) is unlikely to secure new orders from Chinese airlines during the Trump-Xi summit, according to Reuters. The company's stock fell 1.5% on Thursday following the news. Boeing had hoped to regain market share in China.

Biman Bangladesh Airlines ordered five more 787 Dreamliners from Boeing, adding to a $3.7B April order for 10 787-10s and four 737 Max 8s. Deliveries are scheduled from 2031 to 2035. The airline aims to reduce fuel consumption and expand its network. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Boeing (NYSE:BA) received new aircraft orders from Turkish Airlines and Biman Bangladesh Airlines, totaling 111 planes. Shares fell due to broader market weakness and execution concerns. The company faces a union vote on contracts. Technical indicators suggest downside pressure. Analysts expect a Q3 loss of $0.15 per share and revenue of $24.99 billion. The average price target is $272.