Boeing Restarts 737 Production After Strike
Boeing said Tuesday it has restarted production of its bestselling 737 MAX jets, nearly three months after the jet makers' machinists union began a debilitating strike. Some 33,000 machinists returned to work in November after ratifying a new four-year labor deal.
Boeing is restarting 737 Max production in the nick of time
Boeing (BA) is looking to get things going again after its operations were brought essentially to a halt by a nearly two-monthslong machinist strike. Bloomberg reports that the company is restarting production of its key 737 Max models nearly a month after the strike’s end.
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