Boeing is confronting a turbulent period, with its stock price at less than half the level it was in 2019, according to a Financial Times report. This financial strain reflects a series of challenges facing the aerospace giant. Among the notable developments is the potential sale of Boeing's space business, sparked by complications with the Starliner spacecraft piloted by Sunita Williams. Although Boeing declined to comment on market rumors or speculation, this possibility has ignited discussions about the company's strategic direction in the space sector. In addition to its financial and strategic issues, Boeing's presence in commercial aviation is also undergoing changes. Qantas recently marked the end of over 20 years of Boeing 717 operations, having operated its last passenger flight with this aircraft model. This phase-out signifies a shift in Qantas' fleet composition and underscores the evolving landscape of airline operations. Overall, Boeing is navigating a complex set of challenges across its various business segments, from commercial aviation to space exploration. The coming months will be critical as the company addresses these issues and charts a course for the future.