Boeing Unveils “Phase Two” In SC
Now we know what that second round of taxpayer-funded incentives is for … A month after announcing 1,200 layoffs, aircraft manufacturer Boeing now says it will...
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Return To Flight?
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Nearly three months after a global grounding, aircraft manufacturer Boeing is reportedly close to getting its embattled 787 Dreamliner jets back in the skies. The...
Boeing Seeks Another Handout
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Aircraft manufacturer Boeing – already the recipient of the largest corporate handout in South Carolina history – is reportedly preparing to dip into the pockets...
Boeing Blasted By Safety Board
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Boeing was sternly rebuked this week by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) for public comments related to the grounding of its next generation 787...
Wilson: NLRB Not Helping Workers
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Of all the federal agencies engaging in “bold, persistent experimentation” with our economy in recent years, U.S. President Barack Obama’s National Labor Relations Board (NLRB)...
Boeing To Cut Hundreds Of SC Jobs
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“Always bet on Boeing?” South Carolina’s biggest-ever taxpayer-funded economic development gamble might one day pay off, but right now the hits keep-a-coming for the Chicago-based...
Amid Plunging Orders, Boeing Tries “Quick Fix”
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Aircraft manufacturer Boeing is experimenting with a short-term fix to contain potential battery fires on its 787 Dreamliner passenger jets – hoping to get the...
Dreamliner Problems: The Latest
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“MACK DADDY PROBLEMS” S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley likes to brag about how her state builds “Mack Daddy planes,” but those planes remain grounded this week...
“Mack Daddy Planes” Grounded
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FAA CITES FIRE RISK ASSOCIATED WITH PLANE’S BATTERIES For Boeing, the nightmare keeps getting worse … This week – in response to a rash of...
Boeing Dreamliner’s Nightmares Continue
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DID SOUTH CAROLINA BET ON A LEMON? A pair of federal agencies are launching investigation into Boeing’s Dreamliner aircraft after at least five separate incidents...