Boeing's biggest deal ever: $18B with Emirates

[EagleKeeper]

Too bad most of that $18 billion will never be seen in the U.S. other than millions to the Execs.

OWS OWS OWS!!!

Those planes are assembled for free? Line workers easily exceed $60K/yr
The parts are manufactured by other companies for free? Contractors alone for suppliers easily get $45-100/hr depending on skills.

Maybe you need to change your skill set to get into the aviation industry :hmm:

 

[Londo_Jowo]

Those planes are assembled for free? Line workers easily exceed $60K/yr
The parts are manufactured by other companies for free? Contractors alone for suppliers easily get $45-100/hr depending on skills.

Maybe you need to change your skill set to get into the aviation industry :hmm:

God forbid, McOwned would have to move away from Chicago and wouldn't be able to piss and moan about the high gas prices.

 

[Bignate603]

Get them to invest in the manufacturing plants;
From there; carbon copy.

You'd actually be surprised how many "pirated" airplane parts are out there. It's a huge problem.

 

[Herr Kutz]

More good news for Boeing. They just got a $21.7B dollar order (737 planes) from Singapore’s Lion Air with an option to purchase another 150 planes worth $14B.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-15786293

 

[ichy]

Boeing had better be able to deliver the 737MAX on time and with the promised performance!