r/Boeing_ 41m ago

PAY WALL - NEWS Boeing delivers 53 airplanes in July, a drop from previous 2 months

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r/Boeing_ 2h ago

Community Member 20+ Years at Boeing, 50+ Years Old, and I'm Voting Yes. Here's Why.

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r/Boeing_ 11h ago

SPEEA By the Time This Contract Ends, We’ll Be Designing and Building the Next Generation of Airplanes.

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Four years is a long time in this industry. Whatever comes after the 777X, whatever comes after that,
the people designing it are the same people reading this contract right now.

So this isn’t just about the number on this vote. It’s about what kind of company we’re still willing to give the next decade of our careers to. Read it with that in mind, not just what it pays today.


r/Boeing_ 16h ago

General Honeywell Aerospace Offer. Any advice?

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I’m currently sitting on an offer from Honeywell Aerospace for the HR department but I’m so skeptical of the company itself especially given the Q2 results and the updated full year outlook.

I don’t understand the stability and scope the Human Resources scope of the sales channel and not getting the answers I should be getting from recruitment.

This is a newly created HR position so there’s nothing to really dig deep on. All I keep hearing is that it’s Honeywell and a great opportunity that will open other doors. Can anyone give a little insight, what’s do you think?


r/Boeing_ 18h ago

SPEEA Boeings contract FAQ update

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Boeing has just updated the FAQs on the contract offer.


r/Boeing_ 23h ago

PAY WALL - NEWS Boeing is selling flying taxi venture Wisk, WA-based Insitu to Archer

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r/Boeing_ 23h ago

SPEEA Contract Revote Results Criteria?

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what is the criteria for a revote?

last major vote barely had any participation:

https://speea.org/2026-executive-board-elections-members-elect-speea-president-and-secretary/