Boeing shares edge up after SPEEA members approve contract with 68% and just over 53% support
Boeing avoided near-term operational disruption after SPEEA members approved a revised labor contract (68% professional unit, just over 53% technical), reducing strike risk and supporting progress on delayed certification work. Separately, the U.S. Air Force's $85M order for four MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopters adds incremental defense backlog and includes sustainment work, reinforcing cash flow visibility and execution focus.
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Boeing’s union contract was approved by members, with 68% support in the professional unit and just over 53% in the technical unit, reducing the risk of a strike. The U.S. Air Force also ordered four MH-139A Grey Wolf helicopters under an $85 million contract that includes some sustainment work, with deliveries expected in 2028 or 2029. Analysts’ average price target for Boeing is $272, implying about 41% upside from the current share price.