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Fairchild AFB Could Be Home To New Boeing Tankers
The Air Force is expected to decide this week if Fairchild Air Force Base will serve as the first base for Boeing’s next generation of air refueling tankers.
ANA To Resume Seattle-Tokyo Flights In June
Japan’s All Nippon Airways will resume nonstop service between Sea-Tac Airport and Tokyo Narita on June 1, according to the Port of Seattle. Those first flights will use the Boeing 777, then in September, ANA will switch to Boeing 787s.
Atlanta Flight With Problems Lands OK At Sea-Tac
A Delta Air Lines Boeing 757 from Atlanta landed safely early Wednesday at Sea-Tac Airport after reporting a problem with the wing flaps.
Boeing Project Manager Mentoring ‘Barefoot Bandit’ At Washington Prison
Jonathan Standridge and Colton Harris-Moore made an odd couple as they sat together in the visiting room of a Washington state prison one day last spring.
Boeing Wins Major 737 Jet Order From Ryanair
There’s finally some good news for Boeing: European discount airline Ryanair announced Tuesday it will buy 175 of the company’s popular 737 jets, the largest order ever placed by a European carrier.
Boeing Technical Workers To Vote Again On Contract
The union representing Boeing’s technical workers says it plans to resubmit the company’s contract offer for another membership vote after Boeing rejected the latest union proposals.
Boeing Engineers OK Pact, Tech Workers Say No
It’s a split decision from the union representing Boeing Co.’s engineers and technical workers. The engineers voted Tuesday to accept the aerospace company’s four-year contract offer while technical workers rejected it and authorized a future strike.
Boeing Engineers, Tech Workers Voting On Contract
The union for Boeing Co.’s engineers and technical workers is counting ballots Tuesday on a contract offer and whether to authorize a strike.
Boeing Conducts 2nd 787 Flight Test
Boeing conducted another 787 test flight on Monday as it tries to find out what caused battery problems that have knocked the plane out of airline service.
Japan Sends Investigators To U.S. For 787 Probe
Japan’s Civil Aviation Bureau is sending investigators looking into problems with Boeing 787 batteries to Seattle, where the aircraft are assembled.
