Boeing has won its second big order this week for its new 737 Max airliner.
Boeing has won its second big order this week for its new 737 Max airliner.
The order from aircraft leasing company GE Capital Aviation Services, includes 75 737 Max aircraft and 10 737-800 Next Generation planes. The leasing company also took options to buy 10 more 737-800s.
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A $6 billion order for 60 Boeing 737 Max aircraft from Aviation Capital Group takes that latest version of the popular 737 over the 1,000-order mark in a little more than a year since Boeing put it on the market.
Boeing has told South Carolina legislators it plans to invest $1 billion and hire at least 2,000 more workers in South Carolina by 2020.
Boeing’s commercial airplane order book is looking healthy after a little more than two months of 2013 have passed.
Disappointing sales for Boeing newest 747 airliner could force the company to cut back the production pace on its Everett assembly line next year, the company said in a newly released filing with the federal Securities and Exchange Commission.
The Boeing Co. will lay off about 800 Machinists and cut another 1,200 to 1,500 jobs by attrition in the Puget Sound area by the year’s end as production on its two newest jets stabilizes, the company said Friday.
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