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Boeing is a major aerospace and defense firm operating in three segments: commercial airplanes; defense, space, and security; and global services. Boeing's commercial airplanes segment competes with Airbus in the production of aircraft that can carry more than 130 passengers. Boeing's defense, space, and security segment competes with defense contractors such as Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman to create military aircraft, satellites, and weaponry. Global services provides aftermarket support to airlines.www.boeing.com

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Sep 22, 2026

AnnaHOST
20:27
NASA says the change helps it maintain access to the station with, quote, "two unique commercial crew industry partners." The award itself goes to one of them.
AnnaHOST
20:38
The original 2014 contracts went to both Boeing and SpaceX, and Boeing appears in this release exactly once in that history.
AnnaHOST
20:48
NASA does not say anything here about when its second provider next flies people.
AnnaHOST
20:53
We'll report that when they do say.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
9:36
I drew this after I woke up because the vision was so clear.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
9:39
and i was brought into the basement of this building on the right and there's a whole memory i shared in my book i won't get into that today but it was so vivid i drew these pictures and through a series of synchronicities i met somebody who helped me figure out that this was the boeing facility and uh it was very synchronistic how it happened i knew it was a boeing facility as soon as he said it he's a delivery driver that delivers to different bases not just military but He happens to deliver to Boeing facilities.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
10:11
And when I told him about this story, he mentioned something about a Boeing facility.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
10:15
And I was like, oh, my God, it was a Boeing building.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
10:17
I remember now.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
10:18
So I get on Google Earth and I start looking for anything that matches these buildings that I saw.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
11:35
And what really got me thinking that direction was here it is from above, by the way.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
11:40
It's an airport.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
39:00
But what I see is that they're releasing lots of new technologies rapidly.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
39:06
Lockheed, Boeing, all the main ones.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
39:08
And especially these unmanned aircraft that are using very advanced technologies.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
39:15
And I think by coming forward and saying that we have reverse engineered extraterrestrial craft, it's giving them a free pass to start rolling out these new craft using that reverse engineered technology.
speaker_4PANELIST
7:00
well i think we've seen this in a song and dance before with the endless wars and for me i just i don't see it working out any other way you know libya iraq afghanistan i mean it all seems to me the same to me and i didn't want america dragged in and that's not just from a Americans going overseas and being separated from their families, potentially dying, but also from this economic standpoint that we're looking at.
speaker_4PANELIST
7:21
It seems to me like you're making companies like Lockheed Martin and Boeing incredibly rich with these defense contracts.
speaker_4PANELIST
7:26
And I know, again, people will be like, you sound like a liberal right now, anti-war liberal.
speaker_4PANELIST
7:31
To be honest, this is what it really goes
Owen HendersonCORRESPONDENT
5:33
Owen Henderson, KUOW News.
Paige BrowningHOST
5:42
In labor news, unionized Boeing engineers and technical workers begin voting this week on a new contract offer in the hopes of avoiding a possible strike.
Paige BrowningHOST
5:51
Kate Stone has more on
Kate StoneCORRESPONDENT
5:53
what's at stake.
Kate StoneCORRESPONDENT
5:54
The union's negotiating team recommends accepting Boeing's latest offer after members rejected an earlier proposal.
Kate StoneCORRESPONDENT
6:01
The offer guarantees raises totaling at least 26 percent over four years, starting with 10 percent October 2nd.
Kate StoneCORRESPONDENT
6:08
It also lowers mandatory overtime limits and creates a process for requesting remote work.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:28
It's airplane parts.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:29
They have many Boeing jets.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:30
You know, they had 200 jets that didn't fly.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:33
And I've sent them all based on his word.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:42
I didn't do that because of the relationship I have.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:46
And their planes are now flying.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:47
You know, we had 200 of their planes were unable to fly because we were not giving them Boeing parts purposely because they weren't giving us magnets.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
40:56
Therefore, we weren't giving them.
Eric BollingHOST
23:40
Trump pulled back some of the tariffs.
Eric BollingHOST
23:42
Like tariffs or not, I don't love them, but Trump pulled back some of the tariffs with China because China vowed to buy, what is it, 200 Boeing aircraft and spend $17 billion annually by buying some agriculture from our farmers abroad.
Eric BollingHOST
23:57
But I believe it was you that said none of that has happened yet.
Eric BollingHOST
24:01
So have they pulled a fast one on Trump?
Steve ParsonsHOST
14:33
Yeah.
Steve ParsonsHOST
14:35
The security was such that there was a United States Air Force Boeing AWACS aircraft that Well, there were two of them, and each of them were doing effectively 20-hour patrols within flight refueling just off the Welsh coast.
Steve ParsonsHOST
14:57
Controlling all of the airspace.
Steve ParsonsHOST
14:58
Oh, you could see him.
JustinAUDIENCE
68:52
The first one is, Um, to do with jets.
JustinAUDIENCE
68:56
Um, so with the Boeing, um, I think it's a Boeing A380, but with the, um, A380 compared to a normal jumbo jet, which uses the most fuel and compared to other planes? And the other question is that retiring airline, what are they going to do with all their planes?
Nathan KoshGUEST
69:17
Okay, the first bit, the A380 is actually an Airbus.
Nathan KoshGUEST
69:20
That's anything with an A in the front, it's Airbus A380.
Nathan KoshGUEST
69:24
It was the sort of copycat, if you like, of the Boeing 747, the Jumbo.
Nathan KoshGUEST
69:30
Two different brands.
Nathan KoshGUEST
69:31
Yeah, two different brands.
Nathan KoshGUEST
69:32
It's like a Ford Falcon and a Holden Commodore.
Rick DickardGUEST
3:57
It's a single turboshaft engine helicopter.
John PhillipsHOST
4:03
You know, you talk to people who are commercial airline pilots, people that fly the Airbus, they fly the Boeing planes, they fly the Embraers.
John PhillipsHOST
4:14
And I ask them sometimes about the helicopters.
John PhillipsHOST
4:16
I have a cousin who was an Apache helicopter pilot in the military who's now flying a jet for commercial airliners.

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