Boeing began production of its 737 MAX planes last week at its Renton, Washington, plant, nearly a month after a seven-week strike by 33,000 manufacturing workers. According to the sources acquainted with the case, who preferred to remain anonymous owing to the delicate nature of the situation, the production line is currently operational but at a slower speed. Boeing has yet to release an official public remark about this development, says Reuters reports.
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Boeing Resumes 737 MAX Production Post-Strike, Say Sources Amid Supply Chain Challenges

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Picture Credits : Wikipedia Washington: Boeing began production of its 737 MAX planes last week at its Renton, Washington, plant, […]