Boeing engineers approve new contract and rule out strike
Four-year agreement removes threat of work stoppage that could have affected 737 MAX 10 and 777-9 certification programs
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Boeing struggles to stabilize 737 MAX production at 47 jets per month
Wing production in Renton is taking longer to improve than expected as Boeing prepares its new Everett line for higher output
Boeing opens second 737 MAX assembly site in Everett
New production line marks the first time the 737 MAX has been assembled outside Renton and paves the way for future MAX 10 production
Boeing hires up to 140 workers per week to support higher jet production
Company expands workforce as it targets higher 737 MAX output and prepares new assembly line in Everett
Boeing prepares Everett assembly line for future 737 MAX 10 production
Company begins staffing for a narrowbody line outside Renton as certification of the largest MAX variant remains pending
Boeing aims to raise 737 production rate to 47 jets per month in 2026
US manufacturer plans further output increase after FAA lifts cap and recent industrial recovery
Boeing resumes 737 MAX production in Renton
The assembly line was restarted last Friday, about a month after the strike ended, according to a report
Boeing has yet to resume production of the 737 MAX a month after strike ends
Renton plant is not expected to assemble commercial aircraft again until late December, FAA chief says
Boeing strike ends after workers accept 38% wage increase
The proposal by the manufacturer received 59% votes in favor from employees associated with the IAM union. Renton and Everett plants, where the 737, 767 and 777 are produced, will return to operations after 53 days of stoppage
Boeing offers striking workers 38% raise; vote to be held on Monday
Planemaker comes close to 40% demand made by about 33,000 workers associated with the IAM union. Benefits will also be expanded