Service-ready
Boeing has shown the world a lot about how the 787 Dreamliner
will come together. Yet plenty of work is taking place behind
the scenes to ensure the world’s airlines are ready
for this technologically advanced new airplane—both
from an operational and a servicing standpoint.
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Follow the leader
To support forthcoming customer needs, the Boeing Skin & Spar
facility in Frederickson, Wash., is significantly improving
processes, modifying its factory and investing in new technologies.
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3,000 and counting
The Boeing site in Everett, Wash., reached a major milestone
last month with the delivery of its 3,000th widebody jetliner.
The milestone recognizes the remarkable success of the 747,
767 and 777 programs, which have revolutionized international
travel and airfreight operations.
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Tag, you're it
A Boeingwide team has been refining and improving the use
of high-memory radio frequency identification tags and unique
item identifiers. These technologies will help Boeing, its
customers and its suppliers operate more efficiently—giving
Boeing a competitive edge.
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