Boeing Co (NYSE: BA)’s stock price has soared by 5841528 in relation to previous closing price of 198.75. Nevertheless, the company has seen a gain of 0.49% in its stock price over the last five trading days. https://247wallst.com reported 2025-06-23 that Key Points Out of Middle Eastern militaries, Israel ranks fairly high in terms of its strength–much of this having to do with its air force The IDF primarily uses the F-16 Sufa, a fairly versatile fighter jet introduced in 2004 with roughly 220 in active service Apart from the Sufa and the Eagle, The IDF also uses helicopters like the AH-64 Apache, AS565 Panther, and UH-60 Black Hawk Are you ahead, or behind on retirement? SmartAsset’s free tool can match you with a financial advisor in minutes to help you answer that today. Each advisor has been carefully vetted, and must act in your best interests. Don’t waste another minute; get started by clicking here.(Sponsor) Out of Middle Eastern militaries, Israel ranks fairly high in terms of its strength–much of this having to do with its air force. While Israel might not have the largest air force in the region, it does have one of the most technologically advanced as it relies heavily on its Western allies to provide some of the newest fighter aircraft on the market. Here, 24/7 Wall St. is taking a closer look at the Israeli Air Force and what it has to offer going into a conflict with Iran. To identify every aircraft in the Israeli Air Force, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed active military aircraft data from FlightGlobal’s 2025 World Air Forces report, an annual military aviation publication. We ranked the aircraft according to how many active units were in service. We have included supplemental data from the Military Factory regarding the type of aircraft, year introduced, classification, active number of aircraft, country of origin, manufacturer, top speed, and armament. The IDF primarily uses the F-16 Sufa, a fairly versatile fighter jet introduced in 2004 with roughly 220 in active service. The F-16 can reach speeds near Mach 2 and carries various weapons, including missiles and guided munitions. Another mainstay of the Israeli Air Force is the F-15 Eagle. Israel was one of the first foreign operators of the F-15. The Eagle is a legendary American air superiority fighter that first entered service in 1976. One thing that stands out about this aircraft is its perfect combat record. Apart from the Sufa and the Eagle, The IDF also uses helicopters like the AH-64 Apache, AS565 Panther, and UH-60 Black Hawk. These helicopters are equipped with machine guns and some can equip Hellfire missiles or Hydra rocket pods. One of the newest additions to Israel’s Air Force is the F-35 Lightning II. This is a fifth-generation stealth fighter aircraft with a lot to offer. Here is a look at every aircraft in Israel’s Air Force: Why Are We Covering This? Israel’s Air Force is a cornerstone of its national defense, while also allowing it to project power within the region. These aircraft also serve in surveillance and reconnaissance roles which are vital for gathering intelligence, preventing emerging threats and planning future operations. 20. KC-46 Pegasus Type: In-flight refueler / aerial tanker aircraft Year introduced: 2019 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Boeing Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 0 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 8 Top speed: 569 mph Armament: None 19. Leonardo AW119 (Koala) Type: Lightweight utility helicopter Year introduced: 2000 Country of Origin: Italy Manufacturer(s): Leonardo-Finmeccanica Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 1 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 12 Top speed: 177 mph Armament: None 18. IAI EL/W-2085 (G550) Type: Airborne early warning and control aircraft Year introduced: 2012 Country of Origin: Israel Manufacturer(s): Israel Aircraft Industries / Gulfstream Aircraft Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 3 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 1 Top speed: 587 mph Armament: None 17. Gulfstream V Type: Special elecontronic mission aircraft Year introduced: 1997 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Gulfstream Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 3 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 675 mph Armament: None 16. AS565 Panther Type: Multirole helicopter Year introduced: 1985 Country of Origin: France Manufacturer(s): Eurocopter Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 4 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 190 mph Armament: Giat M621 20mm gun pods, 2.75″ rocket pods, AS-15 TT anti-ship missiles, HOT anti-tank missiles, Mark 46 torpedoes 15. Bell Model 206 (JetRanger / LongRanger) Type: Light utility helicopter Year introduced: 1967 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Bell Helicopter Textron Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 4 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 122 mph Armament: 7.62mm machine guns 14. Boeing 707 Type: In-flight refueler / aerial tanker aircraft Year introduced: 1958 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Boeing Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 7 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 551 mph Armament: None 13. KC-130 Super Hercules Type: Aerial tanker Year introduced: 1962 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Lockheed Martin Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 7 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 416 mph Armament: None 12. C-130 Hercules Type: Tactical transport Year introduced: 1956 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Lockheed Martin Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 8 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 373 mph Armament: None 11. Grob G120A Type: Lightweight basic trainer aircraft Year introduced: 1999 Country of Origin: Germany Manufacturer(s): Grob Aircraft Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 16 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 199 mph Armament: None 10. Bell OH-58 Kiowa Type: Light scout and reconnaissance helicopter Year introduced: 1969 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Bell Helicopter Textron Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 18 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 131 mph Armament: 7.62mm machine gun/minigun pods, Hydra rocket pods, Hellfire anti-tank missiles, Stinger air-to-air missiles 9. T-6 Texan II Type: Tandem-seat basic trainer aircraft Year introduced: 2001 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Raytheon Aircraft / Hawker Beechcraft (Textron Aviation) Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 20 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 320 mph Armament: None 8. CH-53 Sea Stallion Type: Heavy-lift transport helicopter Year introduced: 1966 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Sikorsky Aircraft / VFW-Fokker; Spey Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 22 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 12 Top speed: 196 mph Armament: 12.7mm XM218, 12.7mm GAU-21, 7.62mm MG3 machine gun 7. King Air 200 Type: Multirole transport aircraft Year introduced: 1964 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Beechcraft Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 22 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 311 mph Armament: None 6. Leonardo M-346 Master Type: Advanced jet trainer Year introduced: 2016 Country of Origin: Italy Manufacturer(s): Leonardo-Finmeccanica Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 30 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 659 mph Armament: None 5. F-35 Lightning II Type: Advanced multirole strike fighter Year introduced: 2016 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Lockheed Martin / Northrop Grumman / BAE Systems Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 38 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 36 Top speed: 1199 mph Armament: 25mm GAU-12/U, air-to-air missiles (Sidewinder, AMRAAM), guided bombs (Paveway II), general purpose bombs, JDAM bombs, cruise missiles (Stormshadow) 4. AH-64 Apache Type: Dedicated two-seat attack helicopter Year introduced: 1986 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Hughes / Boeing / McDonnell Douglas Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 48 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 183 mph Armament: 30mm Hughes chain gun, Hellfire missiles, Hydra rockets, Stinger air-to-air missiles, Sidewinder air-to-air missiles 3. UH-60 Black Hawk Type: Medium-lift multi-mission helicopter Year introduced: 1979 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): Sikorsky Aircraft / PZL / Turkish Aerospace Industries Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 50 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 183 mph Armament: 7.62mm general purpose machine gun, Hellfire missiles, GAU-19 12.7mm gatling gun, mine dispersal systems, 2.75″ FFAR rocket pods 2. F-15 Eagle Type: Air superiority fighter aircraft Year introduced: 1976 Country of Origin: United States Manufacturer(s): McDonnell Douglas / Boeing / Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 87 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 25 Top speed: 1875 mph Armament: 20mm M61A1, air-to-air missiles (Sidewinder, Sparrow), air-to-ground missiles (Maverick, HARM), Laser-guided bombs, cluster bombs 1. F-16I Sufa (Storm) Type: Lightweight multirole fighter Year introduced: 2004 Country of Origin: Israel Manufacturer(s): Lockheed Martin / Elbit Systems; Israel Aerospace Industries Active aircraft in Israeli Air Force: 223 Aircraft on order for Israeli Air Force: 0 Top speed: 1501 mph Armament: 20mm M61A1, short-range air-to-air missiles on wingtip launchers The post Israel Operates 348 U.S. Made Fighters and Helicopters To Assist In A War With Iran appeared first on 24/7 Wall St..
Is It Worth Investing in Boeing Co (NYSE: BA) Right Now?
The stock has a 36-month beta value of 1.42. Opinions on the stock are mixed, with 16 analysts rating it as a “buy,” 5 as “overweight,” 9 as “hold,” and 1 as “sell.”
The public float for BA is 752.93M, and at present, short sellers hold a 2.12% of that float. On June 24, 2025, the average trading volume of BA was 9.71M shares.
BA’s Market Performance
BA stock saw a decrease of 0.49% in the past week, with a monthly decline of -0.94% and a quarterly a decrease of 13.03%. The volatility ratio for the week is 1.17%, and the volatility levels for the last 30 days are 1.81% for Boeing Co (BA). The simple moving average for the past 20 days is -2.47% for BA’s stock, with a 18.06% simple moving average for the past 200 days.
Analysts’ Opinion of BA
Many brokerage firms have already submitted their reports for BA stocks, with BofA Securities repeating the rating for BA by listing it as a “Buy.” The predicted price for BA in the upcoming period, according to BofA Securities is $260 based on the research report published on June 02, 2025 of the current year 2025.
Bernstein, on the other hand, stated in their research note that they expect to see BA reach a price target of $218. The rating they have provided for BA stocks is “Outperform” according to the report published on April 28th, 2025.
BA Trading at 4.62% from the 50-Day Moving Average
After a stumble in the market that brought BA to its low price for the period of the last 52 weeks, the company was unable to rebound, for now settling with -7.99% of loss for the given period.
Insider Trading
Reports are indicating that there were more than several insider trading activities at BA starting from Nelson Brendan J., who sale 640 shares at the price of $206.28 back on May 15 ’25. After this action, Nelson Brendan J. now owns 13,258 shares of Boeing Co, valued at $132,019 using the latest closing price.
Shockey Jeffrey S, the EVP, Gov Ops, GPP & CS of Boeing Co, sale 3,205 shares at $202.87 during a trade that took place back on May 13 ’25, which means that Shockey Jeffrey S is holding 20,513 shares at $650,198 based on the most recent closing price.
Stock Fundamentals for BA
Current profitability levels for the company are sitting at:
- -0.15 for the present operating margin
- -0.02 for the gross margin
The net margin for Boeing Co stands at -0.17. The total capital return value is set at -0.19.
Based on Boeing Co (BA), the company’s capital structure generated 1.07 points at debt to capital in total, while cash flow to debt ratio is standing at -0.19. The debt to equity ratio resting at -16.13. The interest coverage ratio of the stock is -3.55.
Currently, EBITDA for the company is -7.65 billion with net debt to EBITDA at -6.18. When we switch over and look at the enterprise to sales, we see a ratio of 2.81. The receivables turnover for the company is 5.58for trailing twelve months and the total asset turnover is 0.44. The liquidity ratio also appears to be rather interesting for investors as it stands at 1.23.
Conclusion
To sum up, Boeing Co (BA) has seen a better performance recently. Analysts have differing views on the stock, with some seeing it as a “buy” and others as a “hold”. It is worth mentioning that the stock is currently trading in close proximity to its 50-day moving average and its 52-week high.
