8,000
Employees across 12
European countries
Boeing is a core part of Europe’s aerospace community, drawing on a century-long history of engineering excellence and embracing its European heritage.
The Company maintains strong relationships with stakeholders across Europe, including customers, lawmakers, regulators, suppliers, research and development organizations and academia.
We invest in European talent, skills and technologies through our ever-growing local presence that contributes to Europe’s sustainable economic and technological advancement.
Our engineering excellence, cutting-edge services and strong partnerships with European industry leaders power the ambitions of European commercial, defence and space customers.
8,000
Employees across 12
European countries
2,500
Highly skilled
engineers
5,600
Commercial airplanes delivered
directly to European customers
130
Commercial customers
across Europe
25
European armed forces operating
Boeing capabilities
600+
Companies part of our strong
European supply chain
40+
University and research centre
partners in Europe
€2B
Community investment across Europe
in the last decade
Boeing today announced an investment in FIRST Scandinavia to further enhance the Newton Concept, inspiring the next generation of innovators and aviators.
Boeing today officially launched new engineering sites in Poland, significantly expanding the company’s engineering capabilities in-country.
The high-tech classroom dedicated to STEM disciplines, born from the collaboration between Boeing, Aeroporti di Roma and the non-profit organization FIRST Scandinavia, will welcome students from lower and upper secondary schools in the Lazio region starting from September
Boeing Research & Technology-Europe is a proud sponsor of the SAMPE Europe conference that will take place on 3-5 of October at El Escorial, near Madrid Spain.
Boeing names new managing director for Poland and Ukraine |
“Newton Room Galicia Open Day” celebrates the first successful 18 months from the opening of the permanent Newton Room in Ourense |
Boeing Expands Partnership with Invictus Games to Support Wounded Veterans |
Boeing Partners on Projects to make Europe’s Airspace Smarter and More Sustainable |
Boeing Strengthens European Team with New EU, NATO and Government Affairs Leadership |
Boeing Opens New Germany Distribution Center to Meet Growing Demand |
Boeing Delivers First Upgraded AH-64E Apache to Royal Netherlands Air Force |
Boeing brings Mobile Newton Room to Belgium |
Boeing Leadership Message on the Passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II |
Boeing Statement on Poland’s KRUK Attack Helicopter Program |
Lufthansa Group Receives First 787 Dreamliner |
Italian Air Force Extends Relationship with Boeing to Continue Tanker Sustainment and Training |
Norse Atlantic Airways Launches with Boeing Digital Flight Operations Solutions |
Cargolux Selects 777-8 Freighter as Preferred Replacement for 747-400 Fleet |
Boeing-ThinkYoung Coding School inspires the next generation of innovators |
Boeing, ESG and Lufthansa Technik Expand Partnership to Support German P-8A Poseidon Fleet |
Boeing Releases 2022 Sustainability Report, Maps Sustainable Aerospace Progress |
Boeing launches EU Graduate Program |
Boeing Announces 2022 Supplier of the Year Award Winners |
Boeing Research & Technology-Europe Marks 20th Anniversary |
Boeing to Highlight Partnerships, Sustainability, and its Growing Presence in Germany at ILA Berlin Airshow 2022 |
Boeing-NATO PROJECT X Challenge Spurs Innovative Ideas for Future Autonomous Capabilities |
Boeing Statement on Germany’s STH Heavy-Lift Helicopter Program |
International Airlines Group Finalizes Agreement for Up to 150 737 Jets |
Boeing, Nammo Conduct Successful Ramjet 155 Artillery Tests |
Lufthansa Group Selects New 777-8 Freighter, Orders Additional 787s |
Boeing Reports Increased Stability and Growth for Aircraft Finance Sector |
Boeing Reports First-Quarter Results |
First NATO AWACS enters Boeing-led modernization program |
Boeing-Led Industry Team Wins NATO E-3 Replacement Study Contract |
First Upgraded Chinook Helicopter Delivered to Spain |
Boeing has partnered with the United Kingdom for over 80 years, employing more than 4,000 people across 30 locations and engaging in various aviation sectors while collaborating with the government, universities, and over 950 domestic suppliers to support the UK's aerospace industry and local communities.
Boeing has been in Spain for over 88 years, serving commercial airlines and the military, while its Madrid-based Research & Technology-Europe develops innovative solutions and spent approximately $55 million with Spanish suppliers in 2021, supporting over 5,000 jobs.
Boeing's relationship with France began in 1910 and has evolved over more than six decades, marked by Air France's acquisition of a 707 in 1955, strong partnerships with leading French airlines, and ongoing collaborations with the French military, including the supply of AWACS and KC-135 aircraft.
Boeing has been a key partner in the German aerospace industry for decades, employing over 1,000 people directly and supporting more than 23,000 jobs at suppliers while contributing to the economy through innovative research, technology partnerships, and efforts in sustainability and STEM education.
Boeing has been in Italy for 75 years, fostering strong relationships with local partners, airlines, and the armed forces, with innovations from Italian aerospace companies powering products like the 787 Dreamliner and CH-47 Chinook helicopters, while its aircraft are used by five Italian airlines and defence products are operated by all three branches of the Italian Armed Forces.
Boeing has a 35-year history in Poland, fostering strong relationships with local communities, industry, and the government, and is one of the fastest-growing Boeing locations in Europe, with operations in Warsaw, Gdańsk, and Rzeszów.
Boeing’s products have delivered on the needs of European customers for decades. Several airlines have partnered with Boeing to introduce new aircraft models, further enhancing the competitiveness and capabilities of this industry.
Boeing has delivered over 5,500 commercial aircraft directly to more than 130 European customers. European airlines are projected to acquire more than 9,500 new airplanes over the next two decades, representing around 20% of the global demand.
For decades, Boeing has supported NATO and the European defence community, and we remain committed to helping NATO and European nations meet the evolving security challenges of the 21st century.
Boeing systems, solutions and services play an integral role in the military, peacekeeping and humanitarian assistance operations of NATO and many European nations. Our advanced defence systems are in service with 25 European Armed Forces.
As a key part of the growing space industry, we make use of our experience in innovation in space-based technologies to serve our European customers like SES and EUTELSAT, who benefit from our cost-effective software-defined satellites.
At Boeing, we are proud of our enduring partnership with European industry that span commercial and defence platforms, and services. Our partnerships empower our entire lineup – from the game-changing Boeing 737s powering Europe’s largest airlines, to the ultra-efficient Boeing 787 Dreamliner built with breakthrough technologies and systems from more than 600 major European suppliers.
We are committed to globally accepted, rules-based trade practices that enable fair competition and mutually beneficial industrial cooperation.
Boeing’s Research & Technology arm has been present in Europe since 2002, developing cutting-edge solutions to aviation’s greatest challenges through the hard work and dedication of over 120 researchers in Spain, Germany and the U.K.
Boeing’s partnership with European research institutions, organisations and academia drives innovation in fields from sustainability to safe operations of unmanned aircraft systems.
We are committed to shaping the future of efficient flight through technological leadership and extensive collaborations across Europe with universities, research centres, and industry partners. Through our investments in R&D, collaboration with customers, suppliers, regulators, legislators and stakeholders, we improve aviation’s operational efficiency.
Each new aircraft we develop offers up to 25% better efficiency and 40% less noise compared to its predecessor. We have also committed to making our entire commercial lineup 100% SAF compatible and certified by 2030.
We actively support educational, environmental and social programmes to empower and inspire future innovators.
Boeing is proud to support over 35 not-for-profit organisations in the region that are dedicated to carrying out vital work in the communities where we live and work.
In partnership with FIRST Scandinavia, we have launched over 45 Newton Rooms, allowing children of all ages to learn aviation-related STEM concepts.
President Boeing Global,
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President, Boeing UK,
Ireland and the Nordics
Boeing
President, EU, NATO,
Government Affairs Europe
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