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Boeing 787 SC plant has room to increase production in current building: Exclusive Leeham News Analysis
Now open to all readers. By the Leeham News Team Introduction Nov. 2, 2020, © Leeham News: When Boeing announced consolidation of the 787 Program in Charleston, Washington State and local officials—as well as thousands of employees—hoped that if production rates recovered, the final assembly line in Everett would reopen. However, for Everett and Washington State, the message is clear. The 787 is leaving for good.
Boeing needs to show respect for taxpayers, Gov. Inslee says
By Scott Hamilton Oct. 1, 2020, © Leeham News: Washington Gov. Jay Inslee reacted today to Boeing’s decision to consolidate 787 production in Charleston (SC) with a threat. “Boeing’s decision to take the 787 to South Carolina necessitates a review of our partnership and the company’s favorable tax treatment,” said in a statement. Boeing needs to respect Washington taxpayers, he said.
Retrospective-2, 10/29/09: 787 Line 2 aftermath
DownloadRetrospective-2, Oct. 1, 2020, (c) Leeham News. This is the second in a series of Retrospective looks at the 2009 decision by Boeing to locate 787 Line 2 in Charleston (SC). 787 Line 2 Aftermath Update, Oct. 30: We’ll be posting our postmortem Monday, Nov. 2. Oct.
Retrospective-3, 10/20/09: Dueling Messages: Boeing vs IAM
DownloadOct. 1, 2020, (c) Leeham News: This is the third of a Retrospective look at the 2009 decision by Boeing to place the second 787 Final Assembly Line in Charleston (SC).
Huge win for Boeing in union vote
Feb. 15, 2017, (c) Leeham Co.: It wasn’t even close: 74% percent of the Boeing hourly touch-labor workers at the 787 plant in North Charleston (SC) voted against the International Association of Machinists to represent them. It’s a humiliating defeat for the IAM that will have negative repercussions for IAM 751 in the Seattle-Everett (WA) area.
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