United, Southwest and American are bracing for a second straight summer without their Max planes.
Excluding the production of airplanes and parts, factory production rose 0.3%.
The board of SPEEA will recommend the proposal to its 18,000 members in the Puget Sound area.
The European planemaker’s competing A320 is sold out through 2025.
A number of deliveries are ready for Chinese customers who “cannot come to Seattle to take delivery.”
Among 239 total housing units, Kinect@Lynnwood is set to bring 48 low- to moderate-income dwellings.
Airbus by comparison had a big order month, winning net orders for 274 commercial aircraft.
France is with Italy the biggest producer of wine in the world.
The Pentagon awarded the cloud computing project to Microsoft in October.
With about 30 vendors, the inaugural monthly bazaar saw a steady stream of visitors over four hours.
One family-owned company has been acquired by another.
Meanwhile, SpaceX successfully completed a launch abort test last month at Cape Canaveral.
Results as of 1:59 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 7. (Poll opened Wednesday, Feb. 5, at 8 a.m.)
Organized crime isn’t what it once was, but it is still mostly a cash-based industry.
It involves a warning light for the horizontal stabilizer trim system.
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.
