Post-Strike, Boeing Shifts Focus To Production Output
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New fuselages moving into the first Boeing 737 MAX final assembly line positions Dec. 6 signaled day-to-day work on the company's most important product was back underway following the end of the machinists strike in early November. Boeing's new priority is ramping up production and factory capacity...
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