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Ortberg addressed questions from the committee about the negative consequences those delays could have on national security and for commercial operations.
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An accepted plea deal would brand Boeing a convicted felon for conspiring to defraud the Federal Aviation Administration about problematic software affecting the flight control systems in the planes ...
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The prior head of the FAA said it could take years to change Boeing's culture.
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For more than a decade, the U.S. Pentagon has been mulling the idea of replacing its fifth-generation stealth fighter jets, and its F-22 Raptor in particular, with a new sixth generation of fighter jets designed for stealth,
RBC analyst Ken Herbert cut his Lockheed stock rating to Hold from Buy, while his price target went to $480 from $550 a share. The loss of the contract for the next-
See the evolution of Boeing's design of the F-47, a sixth-generation stealth fighter jet, compared with competing NGAD concepts from Lockheed and others.
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The National Interest on MSNF-35 Troubles Knock Lockheed Martin Out of the Sixth-Gen Aircraft CompetitionsDefense contracting giant Lockheed Martin was left in the dust by Boeing's exceptional sixth-generation aircraft: the F-47.
Lockheed Martin announced it received a roughly $5 billion contract from the U.S. Army for providing Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM) that will replace the Army Tactical Missile.
Lockheed Martin has a completely different investment thesis than Boeing. The defense contractor is highly profitable and has paid a steadily growing dividend for 22 consecutive years. The valuation is compelling at less than 20 times trailing earnings and FCF.
Shares of Boeing rose nearly 5% after the U.S. company beat out Lockheed Martin LMT.N for the deal. Lockheed's shares fell nearly 7%. Aviation industry: Boeing CFO raises concerns over Trump's tariffs and supplier constraints Reuters reported Boeing's ...
(Reuters) - Lockheed Martin on Monday said the U.S. Army had awarded it a contract worth up to $4.94 billion to produce Precision Strike Missiles (PrSM). Defense companies are seeing a surge in weaponry demand, driven by conflicts across the globe.
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The decision to select Boeing over Lockheed Martin startled Wall Street analysts and left Lockheed officials disappointed.
Lockheed has been a leader in stealth aircraft, playing a prominent role in both US fifth-gen fighters. It won't be building the first sixth-gen jet.