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Boeing resumes 787 deliveries, will fix batteries by month's end
The Boeing Co. has resumed deliveries of its 787 Dreamliner aircraft following a months-long pause in rolling new jets off production lines due to safety concerns with its battery system, Reuters reports.
Boeing expects to bring about 600 IT jobs to the Lowcountry
The Boeing Co. expects to add about 600 information technology jobs in North Charleston during the next three years as the company reshuffles its IT workforce, according to an initial company estimate.
Muskogee Technology Receives Boeing Performance Excellence Award
April 23, 2013 - Muskogee Technology announced today that it has received a 2012 Boeing Performance Excellence Award.
Boeing resumes deliveries of 787s
The Boeing Co. has resumed deliveries of the 787 Dreamliner, following the implementation of its fixes to the battery problems that grounded the plane for months.
Bears Disregard The Boeing Company's (BA) New Multi-Year Peak
Though The Boeing Company reached a new multi-year high of $95.91 this afternoon, traders are snatching up puts at a rate twice the stock's daily norm.
Boeing continues incremental retreat from the Puget Sound area
The Boeing Co. today took another step in what is becoming an incremental withdrawal from the Puget Sound area telling its informational technology workers that its plans to cut 1,500 Puget Sound area IT jobs over the next three years and set up informational technology centers in St.
Air India expects all six Boeing 787s to return this month
Air India has started test flights of 787 Dreamliners that have been modified with The Boeing Co .'s fix to the plane's lithium-ion battery system.
Boeing to bring jobs to IT center in St. Louis
The Boeing Co. plans to bring 600 jobs to a new information technology center it plans to establish in St.
Of the 20 equities seeing the heaviest options volume in recent sessions, three names of notable interest this afternoon are The Boeing Company , Ford Motor Company , and Intel Corporation .
Blackstone Bolsters Aerospace and Defense Expertise
Blackstone today announced that Jim Albaugh has been appointed as a Senior Advisor.
Is The Boeing Company (BA) Too Risky?
There's at least one positive headline for Boeing and its investors: the recent flight test of its X-51A hypersonic aircraft.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Jeff Foiles of Pleasant Hills and John and Rhonda Retzer of Jerseyville.
C-17 training center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base will cut cost
The Boeing Company has delivered a training center for the C-17 Globemaster III airlifter to the U.S. Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, enabling the base to cut costs by training pilots and loadmasters onsite, the company announced on Tuesday.
Ethiopian Air wants compensation for 787 grounding
The chief executive of Ethiopian Airlines said Tuesday that his company will seek compensation from Boeing for the grounding of its 787 Dreamliner planes.
Wash. politicians make plans to snag the Boeing 777X
Early in his first term, Gov. Jay Inslee faces a big test: Can he help convince the Boeing Co.
Boeing to begin lining up 777X customers
The Boeing Co. board of directors gave the OK for the company's sales team to offer an updated version of the 777 to customers, a step shy of a formal airplane program launch.
Son of Concorde? Nasa reveals it is testing models of a Boeing supersonic passenger plane
Nasa has begun testing models of a 'son of Concorde' aircraft - a passenger plane that would travel faster than the speed of sound.
Remember union threat to Boeing
The Charleston community woke up to good news on April 9, reading that the Boeing Corporation would be adding 2,000 jobs to its sprawling plant in North Charleston.
Japanese Regulators Lifting Order Grounding Boeing 787 Dreamliners...
Japanese air safety officials were expected to lift the order on Friday that has kept Boeing Co.
What's Next for Systems Engineering?
Organizations worldwide benefit from systems engineering: U.S. Department of Defense, Her Majesty's Treasury , The Boeing Company, and U.S. and Canadian energy policymakers to name a select few.