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Boeing's decision a setback for unions

Source: Washington Post
North Charleston : SC : USA | 25 days ago  
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Full production of the jet has been much anticipated because it has more than 800 orders and is designed to carry up to 250 passengers. But the Dreamliner, which is assembled from parts made by suppliers around the globe, is two years behind schedule.
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  • News Source: Washington Post | 24 days ago
    Full production of the jet has been much anticipated because it has more than 800 orders and is designed to carry up to 250 passengers. But the Dreamliner, which is assembled from parts made by suppliers around the globe, is two years behind schedule.
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