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Complaints that Boeing fired workers for supporting a labor union will still be heard despite a ruling this week that blocked the union's attempts to get a foothold at the North Charleston campus.
The National Labor Relations Board on Monday ruled that flight-line workers at Boeing Co.'s North Charleston plant can't join the International Association of Machinists union as their own separate group.
"We haven't run the best airline in our history," one of the carrier's top executives said.
Hurricane Dorian's projected path to Florida's east coast could affect ticket holders trying to fly from Charleston early next week. It could affect the five daily flights to Miami through American Airlines and JetBlue's one daily flight to Fort Lauderdale from Charleston International Airport.
Boeing Co. is taking some heat for its latest Boeing Technical Fellowship class, a prestigious honor that includes 18 of the aerospace giant's top experts in key technology and science fields …
A regional director for the National Labor Relations Board has ruled there's merit to claims Boeing Co. illegally fired five workers who support the International Association of Machinists union at the aerospace giant's 787 Dreamliner campus in North Charleston.
Airbus is stretching its lead over Boeing in aircraft deliveries as Boeing continues to be held back by the grounding of its 737 Max commercial jet.
A racial discrimination lawsuit filed by a Boeing employee who said co-workers at the aerospace giant's North Charleston campus placed a noose at his desk has been dismissed, according to fede…
Faster production of Boeing Co.'s commercial planes isn't leading to safety lapses, company CEO Dennis Muilenburg said Wednesday, countering claims by airlines and employees that an increased …
While workers at the Dreamliner factory have previously reported quality lapses, this is the first time such private criticism from Boeing's customers has been made public.
A Detroit company that provides coatings to the automotive industry plans to move into one of its customer's buildings in Summerville, with an eye toward further expansion.
The aerospace giant — one of the Charleston region's largest employers — warned last week that expenses associated with the grounded passenger jet would total at least $4.9 billion.
The Charleston area's industrial real estate market continues to gain momentum, with businesses snapping up 1.25 million square feet of new space during the first half of this year, according …
DALLAS — Boeing Co. will take a $4.9 billion charge to cover possible compensation to airlines with 737 Max jets that remain grounded after two deadly accidents.
When Paul Njoroge gets on an airplane, he becomes fixated on the first few minutes after takeoff.
Developed by researchers in North Charleston, the fireproof material was used on the boot soles and heels of the NASA crew's spacesuits.
A Qatari defense firm with its headquarters in Charleston recently purchased a surveillance drone as part of its plan to provide intelligence services to unspecified international customers.
Boeing Co., which previously called a noose found at its North Charleston campus a "racially charged symbol," described the item as a "knotted string" in court documents filed this week in a d…
A Middle East aerospace firm that builds parts for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner is expanding its Abu Dhabi plant to make vertical tail fin assemblies for the wide-body jet.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Boeing's campaign to restore the reputation of its best-selling plane after two deadly crashes suffered a blow with a Saudi airline canceling an order worth up to…
Cruising might get high marks from vacationers, but environmentalists give most of the companies operating those pleasure ships failing grades.
Boeing Co. said Wednesday that it will provide an "initial investment" of $100 million over several years to help families and communities affected by two crashes of its 737 Max plane that kil…
Federal investigators have expanded their probe into safety problems at Boeing Co. to include the aerospace giant's 787 Dreamliner campus in North Charleston, according to news reports.
Scrutiny of Boeing Co.'s production practices has spurred renewed interest in a 2015 settlement deal between the aerospace giant and regulators that pointed to safety problems within the compa…
When Ray Conner retired as head of Boeing Co.'s commercial aircraft business in 2017, the company threw a farewell party for its lifelong employee. Among the speakers: Willie Walsh, who runs t…
The retired airline captain best known for his "Miracle on the Hudson" water landing a decade ago says reports of debris left in Boeing Co.'s North Charleston-made 787 Dreamliner jets should w…
One of the world's largest buyers of Boeing jets is teaming up with Korean Air to add 30 787 Dreamliners to the Seoul-based carrier's fleet, the companies announced Tuesday during the second d…
Uncertainty over a Boeing jet and apprehension about the global economy hover over the aircraft industry as the Paris Air Show got underway Monday.
A worker at Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner campus in North Charleston alleging he was targeted for racial harassment that included workers hanging a noose above his desk, according to a lawsuit f…
Boeing Co. is recruiting workers from throughout its North Charleston campus to work on its flight line and keep deliveries on track, a move the International Association of Machinists says is…
A year after voting to join a union, flight-line employees at Boeing Co.'s North Charleston campus describe a workplace filled with paranoia and punishment.
As the number of 737 Max jets grounded for safety reasons continues to grow, Boeing Co. is looking to its North Charleston campus to help ease the congestion.
Air New Zealand is buying the "Dash 10" widebodies to replace its fleet of 777-200 planes.
A former Boeing Co. flight-line worker says the aerospace giant regularly backdated safety records to hide negligence from auditors, but a company document casts doubt on the allegations.
David Carbon will return to his native Australia to care for his family, the company announced Wednesday.
The lawsuit draws parallels to a pair of 737 crashes in the early 1990s and argues the Federal Aviation Administration long ago relinquished most of its oversight of Boeing, allowing the manufacturer to inspect and certify its own planes.
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DALLAS — Boeing says it has finished with its updates to the flight-control software implicated in two deadly crashes involving its 737 Max, moving a step closer to getting the plane back in the sky.
Boeing Co. is trying to beef up the quality inspection staff at its North Charleston plant even as the company disputes reports of shoddy production and safety lapses at the 787 Dreamliner campus.
The accident marked the first crash for the high-profile but troubled F-35 "Joint Strike Fighter" program.
Boeing also is eliminating hundreds of quality assurance inspectors throughout its operations, including about 100 in North Charleston, assigning those workers to other jobs.
A Boeing Co. program that lets mechanics check their own work is leading to repeated mistakes on the 787 Dreamliner production line in North Charleston, workers say.
WASHINGTON — A U.S. House subcommittee has scheduled a May 15 hearing on the Boeing 737 Max airliner.
The directive requires operators of the jet to inspect the ailerons and elevators, which can be damaged by lightning strikes and leak hydraulic fluid.
CHICAGO — The CEO of Boeing defended the company's safety record and declined to take any more than partial blame for two deadly crashes of its best-selling plane even while saying Monday that…
The aerospace giant's leader can expect a grilling at the annual meeting of investors in Chicago on Monday after 2 fatal crashes.
DALLAS — Southwest Airlines executives acknowledge they are upset with Boeing Co. over the grounding of its 737 Max jetliner, a move that has caused the airline to cancel thousands of flights.
U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio said an organized labor presence "would ensure workers are protected from retaliation when they raise concerns about the production process."
Strong sales of commercial jets and cash payouts to investors have made Boeing a Wall Street darling. Now the aerospace giant is preparing to deliver its worst financial results in nearly two …
Defense giant Lockheed Martin cut the ribbon Tuesday on a South Carolina manufacturing site that aims to build F-16 fighter jets for U.S. allies around the world, although so far just a handfu…