The coronavirus brings new worries for companies unhinged by the 737 Max crisis.
The new owner of Frontier’s Northwest holdings promises there will be no disruption in service.
Boeing will equip more employees to work remotely, but for now factory workers will stay on the line.
The company says work areas were “deep-cleaned” and they and other workers were sent home for quarantine.
Women in business
Kelly Jane Heindel started her own Everett business cleaning boats — from wheelhouse to waterline.
At Boeing, a sick worker prompted the company to send him and others home and scrub their work area.
Women in business
Diane Symms plans to retire and let her daughter take the reins at the chain’s three establishments.
More than one million passengers have flown in or out of Everett. Is it time for bigger airplanes?
Women in business
Grandma’s in da Kitchen seven days a week, and owner Sharon Tolbert says a day off will have to wait.
Women in business
New Tech Industries, a Mukilteo aerospace firm, hopes to bring all its employees back to work soon.
Paine Field was voted 8th-best among a selection of small airports, some of which aren’t all that small.
One family-owned company has been acquired by another.
To accommodate the schedule, the airline will cut the number of daily departures to Portland to two.
Richard Aboulafia thinks Boeing’s next new airplane should be a single-aisle 737 replacement.
Clean tech
Recology is a recycling center and fully stocked store that sells new and recycled items.
Clean tech
Local companies are baking clean tech into manufacturing processes and products and services of all kinds.
Clean tech
A Bothell firm says its machines can manufacture carbon composites on site and reduce waste.
