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Everett loses new 787 line to plant in North Charleston, S.C.

|   January 2010   |  FROM THE PRINT EDITION

In devastating news to local Boeing Co. employees, the aerospace giant announced that it will put its second line for building the 787 in North Charleston, S.C.-not Everett. The decision was a culmination of years of discussing how Boeing would expand its production of the 787 to meet demand for the plane.

 

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