Posted on 07/01/2009 8:05:33 PM PDT by WeatherGuy
Top of the News: Is Boeing getting ready to drop another 787 bombshell? If so, it might land right in the heart of the Puget Sound aerospace cluster.
Persistent threats and rumors about the company adding production in the Charleston, S.C. area get more heft from blogger Jon Ostrower, who reports that sources say Boeing is poised to buy the Vought's 787 operations in North Charleston that make the aft fuselage.
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45 posted on Wednesday, July 01, 2009 12:41:31 PM by Jim Robinson (Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jimrobfr)
Isn’t zero CEO at Boeing?
The Governour of SC may have the unfortunate habit of taking extra-long hikes in the Appalachians, but he does seem to be able to bring in the business.
“Isnt zero CEO at Boeing?”
No. The “Sky Czar” handles that.
Supposedly Airbus MAY be forced to ground all of their long range airliners. Boeing could stick to 777, 767, the stretch 737-800 and be fine. They work and they are safe.
‘No. The Sky Czar handles that.’
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The “Sky Czar” THOUGHT he handled that. Soon there will be taxiway eye-scratching and powder puff smacking between Zero’s Boeing units and Sarkozy’s Airbus units.
Sarkozy will win because he is not a Commie. Sarkozy’s a better man and has a beautiful, sexy wife.
I wonder how that would affect the USAF tanker contract? I thought one option was based on the A330.
After the past few weeks, "was" may be the operative word.
Sky Czar... I remember that old show.. sponsor by Oreo cookies right?
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