From July 20 to 26, in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Boeing implements mobile safety architectures and modern training frameworks.

Flight trials on Boeing’s ecoDemonstrator 787 will evaluate advanced engine inlet designs and optimized flight paths to improve efficiency and reduce aircraft noise.

Mobile User Objective System Service Life Extension (MUOS SLE) contract includes two narrowband communications satellites, with first delivery in 2031.

The Boeing Company accelerates the deployment of digital infrastructure by transitioning quantum networking technology from laboratory settings into space-ready hardware.

Upgraded MQ-28 adds greater range, payload capacity, weapons integration and beyond-line-of-sight control for mission flexibility.

Boeing demonstrates how the MQ-28 platform improves survivability and operational flexibility for future air force missions.

Boeing and the Navy successfully completed the first operational MQ-25A test flight, proving autonomous carrier-based refueling capabilities to extend fleet reach and enhance naval lethality.

Boeing-built core stage powers NASA’s Space Launch System, demonstrating propulsion, control, and separation functions during crewed lunar mission.

Boeing and Wisk will showcase autonomous air mobility technologies at the Singapore Airshow, 3–8 February 2026.

The U.S. Air Force has received the first updated B-52 for radar flight testing, marking a key step in the bomber’s long-term modernization program.