All Connections (67)
donor
secondary
2026 cycle: $1,000 PAC contribution. Edwards serves as Vice Chairman of the Appropriations Subcommittee on National Security, State Dept, and Related Programs.
Executive Leadership
primary
since 2020
David L. Calhoun is the former President and CEO of Boeing, serving from January 2020 through March 2024. He was appointed to lead the company through the 737 MAX crisis and other challenges.
Executive Leadership
primary
since 2005
W. James McNerney Jr. served as Chairman, President, and CEO of Boeing from 2005 to 2015.
Legal/Investigation
inferential
since 2019
Paul J. McNulty is a former Boeing executive and the company's former Chief Compliance Officer. He was involved in Boeing's response to various regulatory and legal matters.
oversight
primary
since 2019
This Senate committee, chaired by Senator Maria Cantwell (WA, home state of Boeing), has held multiple hearings investigating Boeing's safety culture, the 737 MAX crashes, and manufacturing quality issues.
collaboration
primary
since 2006
United Launch Alliance, LLC is a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin, established in 2006 to provide launch services for the U.S. government. Boeing holds a 50% stake in ULA.
contractor
secondary
since 1940
Boeing is a major defense contractor for the U.S. Department of Defense, producing military aircraft (F/A-18, F-15, KC-46, P-8), weapons systems, and providing sustainment services. While no specific contract award was found in the automated search, this is a well-established relationship.
competitor
inferential
since 1950
General Dynamics is a competitor to Boeing's defense business, particularly in the areas of military aircraft and shipbuilding.
competitor
inferential
since 2019
L3Harris is a competitor and sometimes partner in the defense avionics and electronic warfare space, overlapping with Boeing's defense portfolio.
competitor
inferential
since 2017
Anduril is an emerging defense tech competitor to traditional prime contractors like Boeing, particularly in autonomous systems and AI-based defense solutions.
competitor
secondary
since 2019
Kathy Warden is the Chair and CEO of Northrop Grumman, a primary competitor to Boeing across multiple defense aerospace programs.
competitor
secondary
since 2020
James Taiclet is the Chairman and CEO of Lockheed Martin, Boeing's primary rival for defense contracts and ULA partner.
regulatory_filing
primary
since 2004
Boeing submitted a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on 2004-03-05.
oversight
secondary
since 2019
Senator Cantwell, representing Washington state where Boeing is headquartered, chairs the Senate Commerce Committee which has conducted extensive oversight hearings into Boeing's safety and manufacturing practices.
oversight
primary
since 2019
This House committee has jurisdiction over aviation safety and has conducted hearings on Boeing's manufacturing quality and the FAA's oversight of Boeing production.
oversight
secondary
since 2020
This House subcommittee has oversight of NASA and commercial space activities, including Boeing's Starliner program and SLS core stage production.
competitor
secondary
since 2014
Elon Musk is CEO of SpaceX, which competes directly with Boeing's Starliner program for NASA contracts and launch services.
competitor, industry_comparison
inferential
since 2020
Raytheon Technologies (RTX) is a major competitor to Boeing's defense and aerospace divisions, though both are major U.S. defense contractors. Related entities in the known list include Chris Calio (RTX CEO) and Gregory J. Hayes (former RTX CEO). · Boeing is noted as another major defense contractor likely employing similar subsidiary contracting structures to maintain operational separation from parent company public disclosures.
employment
primary
since 2025
Kelly Ortberg is the CEO of Boeing as of the provided facts.
Stock Trade (Potential Conflict of Interest)
primary
since 2021
Fallon purchased between $300,000 and $750,000 of Boeing stock while serving on the House Armed Services Committee, and sold between $219,000 and $610,000 of Boeing stock during the same period.
research_partner
secondary
since 1995
Boeing and ARL have jointly pursued advanced aerospace materials, rotorcraft technologies, and autonomous systems research.
employment/leadership
primary
since 2018
Roger A. Krone previously served as Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President of Boeing.
industry_alternative_comparison
secondary
since 2018
Brose chose Anduril over traditional prime contractors like Boeing when leaving the Senate in 2018.
employment
inferential
since 2025
Boeing is a known entity; though not listed among MT-02's top employers, Boeing has facilities in Montana. No direct documented connection to Downing.
donor
primary
since 2025
Boeing PAC donated $2,500 to Kelly's 2025-2026 campaign
stock trading relationship
secondary
since 2023
Goldman traded defense contractor stocks including Boeing in his first few months in Congress
Indirect Economic Interest
inferential
since 2023
Ingalls Shipbuilding (HII) is a major defense contractor in Ezell's district; Boeing is a competitor/partner in defense contracting, but no direct connection to Ezell is documented beyond sector overlap.
employment
inferential
since 2024
Boeing is a known entity; McClain's district includes defense-related employment (Selfridge Air National Guard Base). No direct documented connection.
employment
primary
since 2024
Boeing's Mesa AH-64 Apache helicopter production facility is the top employer in Stanton's district with 4800 employees.
Former Executive
primary
since 2019
Dennis Muilenburg is the former CEO of Boeing, as mentioned in the context of his testimony before the House Transportation Committee in October 2019.
employment
inferential
since 2022
While Boeing is not a top employer in the district, the district includes the FAA William J. Hughes Technical Center (3000 employees), and Van Drew secured a $6.9 million drone project earmark at Woodbine Municipal Airport.
employment
primary
since 2024
Boeing is mentioned as a major employer in Hern's district, alongside Spirit AeroSystems which Boeing previously owned; district economy driven by aerospace manufacturing
constituency_connection
secondary
since 2017
Spirit AeroSystems (11,000 employees) and Textron Aviation (9,500 employees) in Estes' district are major aerospace manufacturers. Estes is co-chair of the House Aerospace Caucus. Spirit AeroSystems is a Boeing supplier.
contractor
inferential
since 2026
Boeing is a known defense contractor that historically contracts with the US Navy, though specific contracts were not found under the colloquial name.
employment
inferential
since 2024
Boeing is part of the aerospace employer base in the district; Carbajal voted on Boeing-related defense matters as Armed Services member.
donor
primary
since 2013
Boeing Co made $55,500 in PAC contributions to Newhouse over his career (2013-2024).
Whistleblower
primary
since 2024
Sam Salehpour, a whistleblower from Boeing, alleged defective production of the 787 Dreamliner.
career_contributor
primary
since 2013
Boeing Co contributed $65,160 to Stefanik's career contributions.
financial support
inferential
since 2013
The Insurance industry was the top contributing sector at $527,974 to Boyle, with contributions from business PACs including aerospace/defense sector donors. Boeing is a major defense contractor and business PAC contributor to congressional campaigns.
competitor / peer
inferential
since 1995
Both are leading U.S. aerospace and defense firms, competing for contracts in aircraft, space systems (e.g., ULA joint venture), and military hardware.
competitor
inferential
since 2026
Both listed as major defense contractors in the database, commonly competitors in defense and aerospace contracting.
contractor
inferential
since 2023
AAS handles high-risk classified contracts; Boeing is a major defense contractor.
coverage_subject
secondary
since 2010
TechCrunch reports on Boeing's aerospace innovations, Starliner spacecraft, defense contracts, and commercial aviation challenges.
stock_ownership
primary
since 2026
Late-disclosed stock trades included shares of Boeing, which has large federal contracts
competitor
primary
since 2002
Unlike Boeing, SpaceX does not maintain a corporate PAC with the FEC; SpaceX challenged Boeing's ULA joint venture's launch monopoly
contractor
inferential
since 2020-2024
Boeing maintains extensive lobbying operations on space-based intelligence capabilities that correlate with known NRO mission areas, but lobbying disclosures do not explicitly reference NRO relationships.
SEC Filing Contractor / Material Risk Disclosure
inferential
since 2025
SEC filings referencing DOGE are likely from publicly traded contractors including Boeing, disclosing DOGE-related contract impacts under SEC materiality rules.
donor
primary
since 2024
Tran accepted at least $76,000 from 38 corporate PACs including Boeing, despite pledging to refuse all corporate PAC money.
stock_trade_violation
primary
since 2020
Joyce had 136 STOCK Act violations; one involved a sale of Boeing stock made more than a year before its disclosure.
contractor
inferential
since unknown
Major defense contractor that may have NSA-related contracts for communications and surveillance systems
Indirect Connection
inferential
since 2026
Brownley sits on Transportation and Infrastructure Committee (Aviation Subcommittee), relevant to aerospace/defense contractors like Boeing.
contractor
inferential
since 2024
Griffith's votes for Ukraine and Israel defense funding support major defense contractors like Boeing, though direct donations are not confirmed.
indirect sector association
inferential
since 2025
As a member of the House Armed Services Committee context, her district includes defense-reliant constituents, but no direct Boeing connection is documented. [No direct link found]
employment
primary
since 2025
Boeing is the top employer in Smith's Washington's 9th congressional district with 65,000 employees.
donor
inferential
since 2024
Defense sector contributions to Carter's campaigns totaled $533,862 over his career. Defense aerospace PACs are significant donors. Boeing is a major defense aerospace contractor.
donor
primary
since 1999
Rick Larsen received $132,939 in campaign contributions from Boeing Co ($26,939 individuals + $106,000 PAC) over his career (1999-2024). Boeing is the top employer in his district (Everett Factory with 20,000 employees). He voted against the FY2025 and FY2026 NDAAs which fund Boeing defense programs, while touting military pay raises and frigate homeporting secured in those bills.
donor
primary
since 2025
Boeing PAC contributed $20,000 to McCollum's campaign in the 2026 cycle.
constituent_industry
inferential
since 1999
As New York's Senator, Schumer represents constituencies including defense contracting (Long Island) and aerospace; Boeing is a major defense contractor present in New York's economy.
donor
primary
since 2023
Panetta accepted PAC contributions from defense contractor Boeing per FEC records cited by the Santa Cruz Sentinel.
employment
secondary
since 2024
Burlison voted for the $883.7B NDAA which included $2+ billion for Boeing fighter jets built in St. Louis, a major state employer.
oversight
primary
since 2024
Keating sold Boeing shares on February 28, 2024, the day before DOJ announced a criminal investigation. He sits on the House Armed Services Committee which oversees Boeing as a defense contractor.
oversight
primary
since 2024
Chaired Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations during 118th Congress, leading high-profile Boeing safety hearings in April and June 2024; accused CEO Dave Calhoun of prioritizing 'stock price over people' and called for DOJ prosecution for deferred prosecution agreement violations.
donor
primary
since 2024
Boeing Company PAC contributed $21,000 to Figures' 2024 campaign, listed among his top PAC contributors.
donor
primary
since 2025
Boeing PAC heavily backed Strong's 2026 reelection bid
donor
inferential
since 2023
Defense Aerospace is a top contributing industry ($148,415) and Boeing is a major defense contractor; Wittman's committee role impacts Boeing contracts.
donor
primary
since 2024
Boeing Co contributed $11,100 ($1,100 individuals, $10,000 PAC) to Strickland's campaign.
donor
primary
since 2024
Boeing Co was a top PAC donor to Womack in 2024, contributing $10,000.
Sources (21)
2026
UNVERIFIED Research: Boeing — Court records (no results)
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2026
UNVERIFIED Research: Boeing — USASpending contracts (no results)
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2026-05-09
UNVERIFIED SEARCH_ERROR: Boeing not found in opencorporates
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2026
UNVERIFIED Research: Boeing — Corporate registrations (no results)
government_disclosure
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2026
UNVERIFIED Research: Boeing — Parliamentary records (no results)
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2026
UNVERIFIED Research: Boeing — Lobbying disclosures (no results)
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