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On May 25, Motorola Solutions Foundation (MSI) and Boeing (BA) will host the annual Chicago STEM Signing Day for the fourth consecutive year. The event recognizes 50 underrepresented students from the Chicagoland area committing to top technical schools and careers in STEM fields. Each student will receive a $1,000 scholarship. The virtual celebration features key speakers including Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot. Since 2018, the Foundation has awarded over $150,000 in scholarships to more than 175 students. Boeing also supports STEM initiatives nationwide, impacting nearly 2,000 students since inception.
Boeing President and CEO Dave Calhoun will address the Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference on June 3, 2021, at 2:30 p.m. ET. The conference will provide insights into Boeing's strategic decisions and future outlook. Interested individuals can access the live broadcast here, and are advised to check the website for audio stream availability prior to the session.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and the Lufthansa Group have announced a new order for five 787-9 Dreamliners, expanding their fleet modernization efforts. This order increases the total to 25 units, complementing the initial 20 ordered in 2019. The 787-9 offers up to 25% improved fuel efficiency and lower emissions compared to older models. Lufthansa aims to enhance environmental performance and reduce operational costs with these advanced aircraft, as they prepare for market recovery.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) announced a $10 million emergency assistance package to support India's COVID-19 response amid a surge in cases. The funding will be directed to organizations providing medical supplies and healthcare relief. Boeing's CEO, Dave Calhoun, expressed solidarity with the Indian people, emphasizing the company's commitment to being part of the solution. Boeing has a long-standing presence in India, positively impacting over 300,000 lives through various community engagement initiatives.
Boeing reported first-quarter 2021 revenue of $15.2 billion, down 10% from 2020, with a GAAP loss per share of ($0.92). The company resumed 787 deliveries and continued progress on the 737 MAX return to service. Operating cash flow was (3.4 billion), while total backlog grew to $364 billion. Defense sector revenues rose 19% to $7.2 billion, driven by KC-46A Tanker orders. Challenges persist with lower commercial services and the impact of COVID-19, but the overall outlook remains cautiously optimistic.
Boeing [NYSE:BA] announced a significant order from Silk Way West Airlines for five 777 Freighters, marking the first purchase of this type in the Caspian region. This acquisition aims to enhance the airline's capacity to meet growing global cargo demand. Silk Way West Airlines, the largest cargo carrier in the Caspian region, operates around 350 flights monthly. The 777 Freighter, renowned for its fuel efficiency and reduced CO2 emissions, will bolster operational flexibility alongside the airline's existing 747 fleet. Boeing remains a leader in the air cargo market, with over 247 777 Freighters ordered globally since 2005.
The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) has extended CEO David Calhoun's retirement age from 65 to 70, allowing him to remain in his role until April 1, 2028. This decision emphasizes the stability and continuity necessary for the company as it navigates the recovery from the pandemic and the return of the 737 MAX to service. Additionally, Boeing announced the retirement of CFO Gregory Smith, effective July 9, 2021, following his significant contributions, including leading substantial bond offerings and transformational initiatives. Boeing is currently searching for Smith's successor.
Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) have announced an order for 15 new 737 MAX jets, marking DAE's first direct purchase of this model from Boeing. This move is part of DAE's strategy to modernize its fleet for improved economic and environmental performance. The 737-8 jets are expected to enhance fuel efficiency, reduce CO2 emissions by 16%, and offer greater operational range. DAE currently manages 162 Boeing aircraft and aims to leverage the recovery in air travel.
Boeing (BA) projects continued funding into aircraft financing despite COVID-19 challenges, emphasizing the aviation sector's resilience. The 2021 Current Aircraft Finance Market Outlook reveals a 40% decrease in delivery funding volume to $59 billion compared to 2019. Key financing sources include cash, bank debt, and capital markets. The report suggests ongoing liquidity for aircraft financing, though stresses in bank debt markets persist. Boeing forecasts passenger traffic growth at 4% annually, with the global fleet expected to reach 48,400 aircraft by 2039.
The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA) reported significant program deliveries for Q1 2021, highlighting robust activity in both commercial and defense sectors. In commercial airplanes, Boeing delivered a total of 77 aircraft, with the 737 model leading at 63 deliveries. In defense, notable deliveries included 9 new AH-64 Apache helicopters and 15 remanufactured AH-64s. While these numbers indicate operational strength, the final affirmation of these deliveries will depend on upcoming quarterly financial results.
