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State of the unions
Associated Press reporter Roxanna Hegeman took stock of the way unions fared during Boeing’s sale of its former…
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You gotta deliver
Scott Hamilton’s latest essay for Commercial Aviation Reports struck me as interesting — particularly in light of the…
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We are the Worldliner, Big Apple edition
New York Times travel writer Joe Sharkey toured Boeing’s 777-200LR prototype in New Jersey last week and seems…
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British Airways boss hints at Boeing buy
Getting caught up on my reading … I thought this story from The Guardian in Manchester was an…
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The Case of the Missing Dreamliners
OK, I spent most of last week lounging on the shore of Hood Canal. (That’s the western-most arm…
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iPod by Boeing
The oft-quoted and ever-quotable Teal Group analyst Richard Aboulafia makes like a Zen master with these musings about…
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Blogfest post-mortem
Freelance tech writer Cathy Lu was on board the same Connexion by Boeing demonstration flight I was this…
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Greetings from the Big Boeing Blogfest
OK,we’re flying around over eastern Oregon at the moment … I can see Mt Hood off to the…
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Mulally hints more work could go to Alenia/Vought
OK, here’s one I wrote in advance so I could post it from Boeing’s Connexion demonstration airplane as…
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This just in …
Boeing plans a new product announcement in about an hour (4:30 p.m. Pacific time). I’m guessing they’re going…
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Talking up the 747 Advanced in China
That’s among the things that Boeing’s man in China, David Wang, did in this recent interview with China…
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The Revolution could conceivably be blogged, but …
Boeing’s big dog-and-pony Blog show is tomorrow, so just for kicks, I’ve dug up the story I wrote…
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We are the Worldliner, mate
The 777-200LR landed in Sydney on the latest leg of its worldwide marketing tour. This time, Lew Platt…
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We are the Worldliner
Lew Platt might not be Boeing chairman anymore, but he’s moonlighting as salesman-in-chief this week. Platt, it seems,…
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Chips are down
I haven’t been following this whole did-Boeing-sell-illegal-chips-to-China thing closely, mostly because it’s an issue with 737s, which are…
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787 deal could hinge on 767s
Privately owned Bangkok Airlines wants to expand, and it wants long-range midsize jets — like the 787 or…
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Tanker news
Boeing tanker deal advocate U.S. Rep. Norm Dicks, D-Wash., says the scandal that has delayed the acquisition of…
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Poles prefer 787
That’s what an Airbus source told a Polish publication, and British financial news service AFX picked up on…
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The Fighting Machinists
My column in today’s paper took a look ahead at next week’s Boeing Aerial Blogfest (see the entry…