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Boeing Evacuates Charleston Plant Ahead of Hurricane Dorian

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Boeing has begun to evacuate its Charleston, South Carolina 787 Dreamliner assembly line ahead of the potential damage caused by Hurricane Dorian. The State of South Carolina has also issued a mandatory evacuation order, forcing the Boeing assembly line to suspend operations and to evacuate the site immediately. Boeing has around 8,000 employees based in Charleston and produces 14 787 Dreamliners every month for airlines around the world. (airwaysmag.com) More...

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siriusloon
siriusloon 4
That'll take care of the quality control problems, at least until it reopens.
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airuphere
airuphere 2
No doubt haha
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1smokeycat
Carl Hoffer 1
Anyone know where I can get a hold on a couple of 737 Max...
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1smokeycat
Carl Hoffer 1
or maybe some of those KC-46's, you know.. The ones with extra FOD sealed in cavities, that the Air Force rejected, and halted delivery on.
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