The fate of the vintage aircraft museum that featured Paul Allen’s private collection is up in the air.
The company said it will lay off 6,770 workers this week, and another 5,520 are taking buyouts.
Five weeks after they returned to work, Boeing workers say measures inside the plants are mostly working.
The agency defended the current system but identified areas for improvement. Some lawmakers disagree.
The Boeing Employees Community Fund helps local nonprofits afford food, equipment and services.
Alaska is down to one departure per day due to the coronavirus outbreak’s effect on travel.
Commercial air service at small and regional airports, including Everett’s, has dwindled or vanished.
Airlines are canceling thousands of flights while passengers remain too scared to fly.
The accolade was awarded to reporters Dominic Gates, Steve Miletich, Mike Baker and Lewis Kamb.
The group has 40 outstanding orders for 777X and 787 Dreamliner models.
The airline is also blocking middle seats on large planes and aisle seats on small ones through May.
Due to puzzling technicalities, busy Paine Field has had little luck with the federal bailout.
The airplane manufacturer is burning through the most money it ever has with travel at a standstill.
The company will reduce production of 787s and 777s and very slowly resume work on the 737 Max.
Two proxy advisers warned shareholders to support CEO David Calhoun “with caution.”
Both Airbus and Boeing are preparing for job cuts as they gauge the depth of the downturn.
The 2 employees stayed home after falling ill in mid-March. Their test results just came through.
The losses are mainly from retail and dining rents, parking, car rentals and ground transportation.
It had been discovered that shadows or the glare of the sun sometimes can hamper the 3D cameras’ view.
Promising vigorous cleaning and social distancing, the company has opened facilities throughout the state.
