Boeing commercial airplanes head Stephanie Pope will focus on the recovery of the company's crucial and challenged plane-making unit under a reorganization that ends her role as the company's chief operating officer but leaves her as the No.

The head of Boeing Co.’s commercial aircraft business rescinded her additional title of chief operating officer, a designation she gained little over two years ago as part of a succession plan that unraveled when the planemaker went through a year of crisis.

Boeing (BA) stock garnered retail attention on Tuesday after the company said Stephanie Pope, the chief of its commercial airplanes unit, no longer held the chief operating officer (COO) title. According to a securities filing,

Turkish Airlines’ long-awaited order for Boeing Co. aircraft will take as many as six more months to finalize, with contract terms and delivery schedules yet to be ironed out.

With the new aircraft, the airline group intends to increase the ratio of fuel-efficient aircraft in its fleet to 91% by 2030.

Japan's ANA Holdings said on Tuesday it planned to place a company-record order for up to 77 aircraft to replenish its fleet and take advantage of growing demand for travel.