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451. L-3 Electronic Systems Open New Production Facility at Toronto Plant

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Fighter planes, Electronic components industry -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

WIRELESS NEWS-(C)1999-2006 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com L-3 Communications announced that its Canadian L-3 Electronic Systems (L-3 ES) subsidiary has launched a new production facility at its plant in Toronto, Ontario to […]

Published
2006

452. Boeing Network Allows Access to Sim/Training Across Company and DoD

Author

Fein, Geoff

Subjects
Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Services, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Services
Abstract

By Geoff Fein Boeing [BA] has opened a new high-fidelity virtual warfare center in St. Louis that will allow pilots and engineers to use the facility to conduct experiments for […]

Published
2005

453. Innovative cooling system gives environment a boost at training center

Subjects
Buildings -- Heating, cooling and ventilation, Sewage -- Usage, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Refrigeration equipment -- Evaluation, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

When airline pilots visit the Boeing Customer Service Training Center in Seattle, they are in for some turbulent times. A new 600,000 square foot building houses seven full-flight simulators that […]

Published
1996

454. Boeing opens major center for spare parts in Beijing

Author

Bangsberg, P.T.

Subjects
Beijing, China -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Airlines -- Buildings and facilities, Business, Business, general
Abstract

Boeing Co. opened an aircraft spare parts center in Beijing, China, to supply over 200 of its aircraft flying in Chinese airspace. The 38,100 sq. ft. spare parts center can offer next-day shipment of over 15,000 stocked parts and can send urgent parts within two hours. The spare parts center replaces a consignment store and offers service comparable to that of Boeing facilities in London and Singapore.

Published
1994

455. Boeing to move production of tail sections to China

Author

Hannam, Peter

Subjects
China -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Xian Aircraft International Corp. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Business, Business, general
Abstract

The Boeing Co. will transfer its production facilities for tail assemblies of its 737 aircraft from its plant in Wichita, KS, to China. The new facility will be managed by Xi'an Aircraft Co. while the vacated facility will be used to manufacture more advanced 737-700 assemblies. The move is expected to increase the production of the 737 tail sections, which is considered as Boeing's highest grossing segment in the market.

Published
1994

456. Boeing moves employees into new training center

Author

Griffin, Sean

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Business, Business, general
Abstract

Boeing Co. has started relocating its employees to a new training center in Washington. Known as the Customer Services Training Center, the facility will be the training site for mechanics, flight crews and instructors on the operation of Boeing's new 777 jetliner. They will be taught how to fly, service, maintain and repair the new aircraft. The move-in, which took two weeks, came four years after the company purchased the 212-acre site.

Published
1994

457. Boeing Opens Glasgow Office To Support British Chinooks

Subjects
Helicopter industry -- Buildings and facilities, Defense industry -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

Boeing [BA] yesterday established the company's first office in Scotland aimed at boosting support for the Royal Air Force Chinook helicopter program, the company said. The office in Glasgow will […]

Published
2002

458. Boeing Picks Wichita As Site For Possible 767 Tanker Work

Subjects
Boeing 767 (Aircraft) -- Production management, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Wichita, Kansas -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

Boeing [BA] has selected Wichita as the potential site for modification work required to convert 767 commercial aircraft into tankers, work that may come to Boeing if the Air Force […]

Published
2002

459. UAE: BOEING ACTIVITIES IN ABU DHABI

Subjects
United Arab Emirates -- Transportation, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Jet planes, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft maintenance, Airlines -- Buildings and facilities, Fixed base operators industry -- Buildings and facilities, Business, High technology industry, Business, international
Abstract

Al-Ittihad newspaper quoted the Vice President for Commercial Affairs in the Boeing Company, Randy Besslar, who told a press conference in Abu Dhabi in early November 2001, that tourism to [...]

Published
2002

460. Boeing center serves as proving ground

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Abstract

Boeing's new manufacturing center near Seattle, WA, is designed for streamline production because the firm is hoping to cut manufacturing costs. The layout of the Composite Manufacturing Center emphasizes flow-through processing.

Published
1993

461. Close air support

Author

Proctor, Paul

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft equipment and supplies industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Transportation industry
Published
1993

462. Spotlight: Boeing Bolts To Chicago With Headquarters

Subjects
Aircraft industry -- Illinois, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

The Boeing Co. [BA] eschewed warmweather and mountains and chose Chicago as itsnew corporate headquarters, snubbing the otherfinalists, Dallas and Denver. The company's move from its long-time home in Seattle […]

Published
2001

464. SEATTLE QUAKE

Subjects
Seattle, Washington -- Natural history, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Buildings -- Earthquake effects, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Published
2001

466. Boeing Jumps Into E-World

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

The e-conomy has caught the eye of Boeing. The company is creating a new company, called 'New Ventures' that will concentrate on developing new markets in electronic commerce, telecommunications and [...]

Published
2000

467. Northwest scales new heights

Author

McDonald, Terry

Subjects
Pacific Northwest -- Economic aspects, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Microsoft Corp. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Industrial locations -- Economic aspects, Computer software industry -- Buildings and facilities, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Published
1991

469. DEFENSE BRIEF

Subjects
Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

Boeing [BA] said yesterday that it is establishing a new modification and upgrade center for tactical aircraft in Jacksonville, Fla., at the Naval Air Station Cecil Field. The center will […]

Published
1999

470. BOEING TO EXPAND PUEBLO PLANT FOR DELTA IV PROGRAM

Subjects
Space vehicles industry -- Buildings and facilities, Rocket engine industry -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

Boeing [BA] will begin construction of a 36,000-square foot industrial building at its Pueblo, Colo., plant next month in order to support the company's Delta IV rocket program, the company […]

Published
1999

472. BOEING STANDS UP GREEK OFFICE

Subjects
Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

Boeing [BA] said yesterday the opening of a new marketing office in Athens, Greece to support current and future Greek procurement of defense and commercial systems. Greece currently operates several […]

Published
1998

473. Boeing takes control of plant

Author

Sanders, Peter

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Boeing Co. -- Production management, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Aerospace industry -- Production management, Airplane factories -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Jet transports -- Production management, Acquisitions and mergers, Company acquisition/merger, News, opinion and commentary, Boeing 787 Dreamliner (Aircraft) -- Production management
Published
2009

474. Boeing selects S.C. for Dreamliner plant

Author

Sanders, Peter

Subjects
South Carolina -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Contracts, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Contracts, Jet transports -- Contracts, Airplane factories -- Location, Airplane factories -- Planning, Company business planning, Contract agreement, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2009

475. Seattle frets as Boeing looks south for sites; aircraft maker's search for a new Dreamliner assembly plant poses a threat to big machinists union and Washington state

Author

Sanders, Peter

Subjects
Everett, Washington -- Buildings and facilities, Seattle, Washington -- Economic aspects, Boeing Co. -- Contracts, Boeing Co. -- Labor relations, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Contracts, Aerospace industry -- Labor relations, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Cities and towns -- Economic aspects, Jet transports -- Contracts, Labor relations -- Analysis, Labor unions -- United States, Labor unions -- Labor relations, Contract agreement, News, opinion and commentary, International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers -- Labor relations
Published
2009

476. Two staples of Southern California economy no longer so reliable

Author

Sanders, Peter

Subjects
Long Beach, California -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Airplane factories -- Purchasing, Airplane factories -- Usage, Airplane factories -- Remodeling and renovation, Cities and towns -- Buildings and facilities, Video production companies -- Buildings and facilities, Motion picture industry -- Buildings and facilities, Private equity funds -- Investments, Syndicates (Finance) -- Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Syndicates (Finance) -- Purchasing, Company investment, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2009

478. Boeing unveils new push for network-centric operations

Author

Selinger, Marc

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

The Boeing Co. has opened a Washington-based simulation facility designed to demonstrate the power of sharing information through communication networks in order to increase the United State government's interest in such capabilities. The advantages of using networking by the defense systems are described.

Published
2004

479. Boeing adds defense capacity with Illinois plant

Author

Mecham, Michael

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Subsidiaries, divisions and units, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Subsidiaries, divisions and units, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Factories -- Planning, Company business planning, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Published
2010

480. Boeing launches Indian Aerospace Research, Technology Center

Author

Mathews, Neelam

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Research institutes -- Planning, Company business planning, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Published
2009

481. Boeing improves testing efficiency on US Air Force WGS satellite program

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, United States. Air Force, Satellite industry -- Buildings and facilities, Air forces, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

Boeing technicians prepare the third wideband global SATCOM satellite for an around-the-clock sequence of tests inside a thermal-vacuum chamber at the company's satellite manufacturing facility. Boeing recently completed thermal-vacuum testing […]

Published
2008

482. Boeing to open office in India for Aviall

Author

Mathews, Neelam

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Location, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Location, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

Boeing has decided to open an office in India for its subsidiary Aviall Inc. near New Delhi at the Noida Special Economic Zone. Aviall's Indian operation will be to mainly serve the fast growing Indian aviation market.

Published
2008

483. Boeing opens F-15E mission training center

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

The article discusses Boeing that has opened its first F-15E simulator-based mission training center at Idaho.

Published
2007

484. Tata Group

Subjects
Air India Ltd. -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Airlines -- Buildings and facilities, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Abstract

Tata Group, which started India's first airline in the 1930s, is planning to build a factory to make aircraft components for the export market. The company is buying land at [...]

Published
2007

485. COMPANY NEWS; New Boeing Plant

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

LEAD: The Boeing Company said it would build a new fabrication plant here to diversify its operations away from the company's base in Seattle. An airport-area site will be selected […]

Published
1988

486. Work schedules stirring emotions in Boeing strike

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Strikes, Airplanes, Overtime, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

EVERETT, WA -- From the New York Times EVERETT, Wash. Across the street from the cavernous building where Boeing Co. builds 747 jets is an old cafe called the Overtime [...]

Published
1989

487. French plane engine plant opened on symbolic site

Subjects
Airbus S.A.S. -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Government business enterprises -- Buildings and facilities, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

LE CREUSOT, France -- Reuter LE CREUSOT, France French President Francois Mitterrand has inaugurated an aircraft engine factory on the site of a bankrupt steelworks that three years ago was [...]

Published
1987

488. Boeing Virtual Warfare Center to open in expanded facility May 9

Author

Morris, Jefferson

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Services, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Services, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

Boeing Co.'s Virtual Warfare Center in St. Louis is opening in an expanded facility, which will allow it to increase the number of entities it can simulate by an order of magnitude, on 9 May 2005. The VWC is designed to enable Live/Virtual/Constructive (LVC) integration, which brings together live aircraft, simulators with human operators, and entities represented entirely by computers.

Published
2005

489. Comanche team dedicates facility as EMD production ramps up

Author

Morris, Jefferson

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Contracts, Boeing Co. -- Product development, Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. -- Contracts, Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. -- Product development, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Product development, Aircraft industry -- Contracts, Defense industry -- Buildings and facilities, Defense industry -- Contracts, Defense industry -- Product development, Contract agreement, Defense industry, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, RAH-66 (Helicopter) -- Contracts, RAH-66 (Helicopter) -- Product development
Abstract

On April 25, 2003, Boeing and Sikorskey dedicated a new plant in Ridley Park, Pennsylvania. Parts of the Comanche reconnaissance/attack helicopter will be built in Boeing's new building, and then shipped to Sikorskey's Bridgeport, Connecticut facility for installation. Development of Comanche system has not gone as smoothly as had been hoped.

Published
2003

490. Boeing opens support office in Glasgow, Scotland

Subjects
United Kingdom. Ministry of Defence -- Planning, Glasgow, Scotland -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Planning, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace industry -- Planning, Aerospace industry -- Buildings and facilities, Company business planning, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

As part of its effort to support its non-U.S. military customers, Boeing will open an office in Glasgow, Scotland. The new office will support the U.K. Ministry of Defence's Corporate Tactical Services branch.

Published
2002

491. Aeroflot receives last two jets in GECAS lease agreement

Subjects
Aeroflot Russian Airlines -- Buildings and facilities, GE Capital Aviation Services Inc. -- Contracts, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Airlines -- Contracts, Lease and rental services industry -- Contracts, Industrial equipment and supplies industry -- Contracts, Aircraft industry -- Contracts, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

Boeing has delivered the last two 767-300ER jets on order to Aeroflot-Russian International Airlines after getting the final tariff waivers from the Government of Russia Federation. According to the bilateral Memorandum of Understanding on Aircraft Market Access with Russia signed in 1996, Russia airlines are granted tariff waivers for aircraft imports. Russia has acquired more than 20 aircraft from the US since the 1996 agreement, including 10 Boeing 737-400s sold to Aeroflot. The two 767-300ER jets were the final two of four aircraft Aeroflot leased for a seven-year term from the General Electric Capital Aviation Services.

Published
2000

492. BOEING TO ESTABLISH LARGE AIRCRAFT UPGRADE FACILITY AT KELLY AFB

Subjects
Fixed base operators industry -- Buildings and facilities, Kelly Air Force Base, Texas -- Buildings and facilities, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

Boeing [BA] today is expected to unveil plans to establish a large aircraft maintenance and upgrade facility at Kelly AFB near San Antonio starting immediately, sources said. Boeing's Aerospace Support […]

Published
1998

493. Boeing Defense & Space Group

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Published
1993

494. Boeing Co

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Published
1993

495. Bouten Construction

Subjects
Bouten Construction Co. -- Contracts, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Published
1992

496. Big bucks

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business, Boeing 777 (Aircraft) -- Production management
Published
1992

499. Morrison Knudsen Corp

Subjects
Morrison Knudsen Corp. -- Contracts, Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Construction industry -- Contracts, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Published
1991

500. Boeing

Subjects
Boeing Co. -- Buildings and facilities, Aircraft industry -- Buildings and facilities, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Published
1991

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