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Boeing revamps quality control: More high tech, fewer humans

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Boeing revamps quality control: More high tech, fewer humans

The company has told Machinists it will eliminate thousands of quality checks as no longer necessary.

TSA checkpoint worker no-shows peak at 10% of workforce

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TSA checkpoint worker no-shows peak at 10% of workforce

Its employees are among the lowest salaried on the federal pay scale.

Business

After Paul Allen’s death, Stratolaunch cuts sharply back

The project, first announced in 2011, had been hugely expensive for the tech billionaire founder.

Tri-Cities Airport thrives even without Portland connection

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Tri-Cities Airport thrives even without Portland connection

The airport announced Wednesday that it broke its old passenger record.

Wenatchee’s Pangborn airport hits passenger record in 2018

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Wenatchee’s Pangborn airport hits passenger record in 2018

The airport had 64,689 departing passengers, a 7.2 percent increase from 2017.

Northwest

Skagit airport hangars damaged beyond repair

A storm, which some port staff speculated was a microburst, hit the structures Jan. 6

Alaska Airlines to add thousands of jobs in state this year

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Alaska Airlines to add thousands of jobs in state this year

The carrier has hired its 10,000th employee in Washington and said it will hire some 3,000 more.

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SEC probes Boeing deal with China-linked satellite project

Boeing has canceled a contract to build a satellite for a company allegedly controlled by China.

Everett man dead, woman critical after Whidbey Airpark crash

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Everett man dead, woman critical after Whidbey Airpark crash

LANGLEY — An Everett man was killed in a plane crash at Whidbey Airpark on Saturday, the Island…

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Brazil OKs Boeing purchase of Embraer commercial jet services

The move is seen as critical to Boeing’s positioning against rival Airbus.

US aviation system is starting to show strains from shutdown

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US aviation system is starting to show strains from shutdown

Unpaid security screeners are staying home and air-traffic controllers are suing the government.

We’ve compiled timetables for Paine Field passenger service

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We’ve compiled timetables for Paine Field passenger service

Schedules can change, but here are the planned airline departure and arrival times for Everett.

Air Force accepts long-delayed, still-troubled Boeing tanker

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Air Force accepts long-delayed, still-troubled Boeing tanker

Remaining flaws in the Everett-built KC-46A Pegasus relate to the aerial-refueling boom.

Langley urged to oppose Growler expansion

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Langley urged to oppose Growler expansion

‘This will have ripple effects on South Whidbey,” the Sound Defense Alliance told the council.

Shutdown delays final decision on Growlers

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Shutdown delays final decision on Growlers

By Jessie Stensland / South Whidbey Record

Air travelers start to feel effects of government shutdown

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Air travelers start to feel effects of government shutdown

Air traffic controllers won’t get paychecks later this week despite working over the holidays.

Federal shutdown could delay Paine Field passenger flights

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Federal shutdown could delay Paine Field passenger flights

The FAA says furloughs at the agency might postpone the final decision on Everett airline service.

Boeing delivered a record 806 jetliners in 2018

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Boeing delivered a record 806 jetliners in 2018

Airbus delivered 800 airplanes. In Renton alone, Boeing delivered 580 737s — 69 in December alone.

Wearing a prosthetic, Historic Flight Foundation president John Sessions talks about his airplane crash, that cost him his left leg, on Friday, Dec. 21, 2018 in Everett, Wa. Sessions lost his left foot during an August crash while piloting a 1930s vintage biplane during an airshow in British Columbia. (Andy Bronson / The Herald)

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After losing a foot, aircraft aficionado wants to fly again

John Sessions, who founded a local aircraft museum, was grounded after crashing last summer.

Hundreds of federal scientists miss conferences in shutdown

Northwest

Hundreds of federal scientists miss conferences in shutdown

Among the events affected: the “Super Bowl of Astronomy” this week in Seattle.