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Cranky in Kansas
The recent layoffs linked to Onex’s purchase of Boeing’s former Wichita operations have not gone down well with…
July 11, 2005
Business
McNerney on McNerney
Boeing’s new CEO sat down with BizWeek’s Stan Holmes for a chat recently. The new boss says he…
July 11, 2005
Business
EADS/Northrop tanker bid in the offing
That’s what CBS MarketWatch says this morning. According to the online service, the two companies will conclude their…
July 10, 2005
Business
Airbus plans cell phone service
After Boeing beat Airbus with Internet service in the sky, Team Toulouse plans to counter with technology that…
July 10, 2005
Business
Launch aid? No thanks
I was up all night with a bad cold, so maybe I’m halucinating now. But it seems to…
July 7, 2005
Business
The Battle of Australia
The Australian — the nation’s only national newspaper — says Boeing will bring its 777-200LR to Sydney for…
July 6, 2005
Business
747 Advanced … well, advances
As I noted in today’s Herald (on sale for a bargain 35 cents at newstands and finer retail…
July 5, 2005
Business
A call for your comments
So cyberfriends, what does new Boeing CEO Jim McNerney need to know about Everett and its jet programs?…
July 5, 2005
Business
The politics of launch aid
A350 launch aid is not just a bone of contention in trans-Atlantic trade wars, it’s a hot-buttom domestic…
July 5, 2005
Business
More shuffling at the top?
OK, word from one of those Seattle publications is that Alan Mulally plans to stay with Boeing. (I…
July 4, 2005
Business
More on McNerney
Newspapers around 3M’s hometown of Minneapolis took a look at his legacy at the company, both of them…
June 30, 2005
Business
Airbus’s new boss
Would it be wrong to refer to Gustav Humbert as the new Airbus head, or “Airhead” for short?
June 30, 2005
Business
Meet the new boss …
Here’s a link to a 2002 Wall Street Journal profile on Jim McNerney and the changes he brought…
June 29, 2005
Business
Checking in with the Blogger-in-chief
Boeing’s Randy Tinseth doesn’t have anything posted about the McNerney hiring (or at least he didn’t as of…
June 29, 2005
Business
Today’s column
Subscribers to The Herald this morning got to read some highlights from analyst Scott Hamilton’s weekly aerospace industry…
June 28, 2005
Business
State officials lobby for Boeing supplier jobs
Key Quote: “The state government would offer full assistance, including high quality infrastructure and fast-track clearance to facilitate…
June 28, 2005
Business
Some housekeeping, now that I’m back from vacation
We had a posting while I was gone that violated one of the rules of this blog, so…
June 27, 2005
Business
Paris in June
BizWeek’s Stan Holmes does a post-mortem on Paris and the performance of Boeing and Airbus at the biennial…
June 27, 2005
Business
Boeing makes nice in China
Boeing has named one of its 777-200LR test planes after 15th century Chinese navigator Zheng He — a…
June 27, 2005
Business
Why the Air Canada deal fell through
The Globe and Mail in Toronto took a long look at why Air Canada pilots rejected a contract…
June 27, 2005
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